Ghibli diesel no active exhaust note in sport mode

Wanderer

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Actually it was **** wasn't it? Rickets, shorts until 11 yo, two channels on telly, polio, rats in the back yard, Perry window cleaners, outside bog, no hot water except from 'mersion.

Dirty books with asterisks where the genitals should be, no bukkake, tromboning, tea bagging or shemales at all, certainly not in my Dad's collection he'd hid rather obviously under his mattress. We'd wait till mum and dad were out, sneak into the bedroom (all five of us in one) and, carefully avoiding the pisspot full of yellow-brown liquid under the bed and a have good letch. Of course, that's as far as it went, the exciting stuff happened a few years later when my mate told what to do....

Mum and dad didn't see much of me that weekend!
 

Fredfox

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If I can get back on topic just for a while :) Hi martininkent. What car do you have please? I'm just wondering if the connectors are the same on my Ghibli. And if they can be unplugged, and a cable fashioned to test the speaker output? I need to prove if it is the speaker(s). Any chance of a pic of the connector please?
 

martininkent

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its easy to check if its the signal to the speakers or the ecu or wiring or the speaker itself , get a normal car speaker and connect it to the loom plug going to the exhaust speaker pan at the rear of the car, if the speaker works it will be the speaker inside the exhaust , i've just installed a Kufatec pro, and what a difference to the exhaust note, but a week later discovered one of the exhaust speakers as stopped working, nothing to do with the Kufatec kit, just bad luck ,so i will be replacing the exhaust speakers this coming week,
as i am self isolating, i have purchased these all ready £50 for the pair,
 

martininkent

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one exhaust side sounded a bit quiet ,so i have replace both sound booster speakers , here's some pics, 2 hours start to finnish , but i do have a tig and mig welder,
but the rest of the job is easy, find a friend with a welder, total cost of parts £50,
someone might find it helpful ,
 

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