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atomicmedia

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  1. If you are going to do this I suggest you identify what the sound turned out to be.

    Otherwise it is a database of "unknown" sounds.

    I agree, but also unknown sounds could be identified by more knowledgeable people, and tagged as such. My particular sound - Dirty Starter - only happens about once a month, during cold starts in the morning, so I could never get my mechanic to actually hear it, until after about 20 tries I finally caught it on tape.

  2. I'm having a problem with my 2001 US Boxster w/tip

    In high-torque situations, I am hearing a thump from somewhere behind me in the center. I.E flooring it from a dead start, flooring it from 5th down to 2nd gear.

    This problem started to occur, I think, soon after I accidently put the car in drive when the car was at about 2-3k rpm - my foot was off the gas, but I did hear it "thump"

    The sound does not occur flooring it in reverse.

    Reading over older posts, my guess is the engine mount, but:

    No thumps turning, nor any shaking at 3-4k rpm. never hard to put it into any gear, nor any problems switching gears at all manually or tip.

    During my oil change today, i had the mechanic look at all the bolts around the tranny and rear end, and nothing was loose.

    Does an engine mount failure still make sense? would it be front or rear if the thump doesn't happen in reverse?

    Thanks for any help

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