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    Posted: June-23-2010 at 2:39am
Hi, my 2004 SN exhaust is loud on take off but it goes away after a few seconds. No overheating and I replaced impeller. No water in bilge from drain plug missing from muffler. Any ideas?
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it's called harmonics nothing to worry about, the tone is lower at take off then increases in pitch as the engine's rpms come up.
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It's definitely more than a different tone--sounds like the impleller isn't pumping water and exhaust is dry but as I said, no overheating and I changed the impeller.
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If the impeller isnt pumping water, you wont know it unless the temp gauge goes up- you certainly wont hear it.

I suspect youre hearing an echo effect on takeoff. The large wake thats produced at a slow (just on plane) speed, combined with a slightly more bow-up position causes some sound reflection. Ive noticed this on every inboard Ive ever driven.
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