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Old 03-08-2020, 03:15 PM   #1
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Found magnetic bearings on exhaust manifold?

So a rattle sounding sort of like an exhaust rattle started under the car a few weeks ago and I just now got the time to jack it up and investigate. The rattle is specifically at 4000 rpm and on throttle no where else.

I found what looks like some magnetic ball bearings and a 10mm (lol) socket stuck to the manifold after I dropped the skid plate. And ideas what these "bearings" could be from?

The car is a 15 BRZ with about 17k on the clock. Only mods are a perrin intake tube to delete the sound tube, oft stage 1 tune, and some fluids. I am the second owner and bought it with less that 5k on it. I am guessing it is something left over from the first owner. I know they had done some cosmetic mods to the car before returning it to stock when I bought it.

I just drove it after removing and the rattle is like 70% gone, but there is still a little something there, so I am going to have to drop the manifold and do some more investigating I guess.

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Old 03-08-2020, 03:22 PM   #2
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It's a muffler bearing
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Sounds like you might have a blown manifold rotator cuff. Have you noticed any exhaust leaks?
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Sounds like you might have a blown manifold rotator cuff. Have you noticed any exhaust leaks?
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Those "bearings" look just like small spherical magnets, they aren't part of the car and were probably being used to try to retrieve the socket you found.
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Those "bearings" look just like small spherical magnets, they aren't part of the car and were probably being used to try to retrieve the socket you found.
That's what I have been thinking, but I have no idea what kind of tool they would have gone to. I am just making sure that I have not missed something critical.

It is strange though that it took 3 years, over 10k miles, several autocross and a track day to dislodge that socket.

I will drop the manifold next and see if I can find any more balls.
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Bubba says that the previous owner most likely dropped the socket down there and it was rolling around making a sound that was bugging him, so he dropped the magnetic bearings down there to hold the socket in place so it doesn't roll around.

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I'd just put it all back up in there and let them gestate properly. You clearly just found the nest of a female 10mm socket and her eggs.
Everybody know they always disappear and wonder where the go to but never think where they come from in the first place.
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I'm going to cover my undertray with magnets and go hunting for 10mm sockets.
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I'd just put it all back up in there and let them gestate properly. You clearly just found the nest of a female 10mm socket and her eggs.
Everybody know they always disappear and wonder where the go to but never think where they come from in the first place.
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