TangoFoxtrot
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Hi everyone, I recently purchased a used 2019 5.7 bighorn. I had a flowmaster series 40 Delta installed, resonators deleted and the exhaust sounds great. But about 2 weeks after the install, I have had few instances where when the truck starts up and the exhaust tone doesn't sound right. Its a higher rev sound almost more like a v6. When this happens the exhaust will remain sounding like this until I shutoff and restart the truck. I do not have any CEL and have checked for codes with no issues. The engine does in fact feel weaker or somewhat sluggish when I hear the exhaust operating like this. I have tried enabling to/haul and gear limit to override the MDS in case it was not functioning properly, and I do not have any change after the switch. If I leave MDS active I can still hear/feel when the cylinders deactivate, but even then it sounds odd.
I will be taking the truck to the dealer since its under warranty and I do hear some tapping/ticking in the engine bay , could be related.The truck never runs rough or feels like it is misfiring, its is the oddest thing. Has anyone experience something similar? Could it just be the way the exhaust flows through the delta series muffler, maybe sometimes it gets in an odd pressurization or something? I'd like to think its my imagination but it is very annoying, sounds like the truck is buzzing down the road instead of the usual low rumble.
Thanks
I will be taking the truck to the dealer since its under warranty and I do hear some tapping/ticking in the engine bay , could be related.The truck never runs rough or feels like it is misfiring, its is the oddest thing. Has anyone experience something similar? Could it just be the way the exhaust flows through the delta series muffler, maybe sometimes it gets in an odd pressurization or something? I'd like to think its my imagination but it is very annoying, sounds like the truck is buzzing down the road instead of the usual low rumble.
Thanks