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  1. There is no rear left, but there should be a front left. Two electrical lines should be connected to the knuckle: one for the speed sensor and the other for the braking sensor. There exists a third wire connected to the Airmatic strut and a fourth cable linked to the Airmatic height sensor. Absence of the brake sensor cable indicates a problem. If you own it, you only need to install the sensor, precisely the inverse of the one on the right.
  2. Inspect the junctions between the manifolds and the cylinder heads, as well as the connections between the flanges and the exhaust pipes. Search for dark or ashen smudges that might have been caused by the discharge of exhaust fumes. This task may be performed while the engine is in a state of low temperature. Initiate the engine and manually inspect the manifolds and connections by using your hand to detect any presence of exhaust gas leakage. On my item, the cats had been disassembled at the seams.
  3. Ticks often occur at the uppermost part of the engine, namely in the lifter and valve train components. There may be a little exhaust leak. Typically, knocks are caused by issues with lower end components such as main and rod bearings, or even a larger exhaust leak. Search for conspicuous soot marks in the vicinity of the exhaust. Occasionally, it is possible to detect the presence of a leak by physically feeling it with your hand. I would elevate the vehicle and inspect the underneath.
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