Muffler problem
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Muffler problem
I own a 4001C64. When looking at the bass, the right side of the muffler screws up fine.....but the left side will not raise all the way up. The muffler almost hits the "E" string...just enough for it to buzz. If anyone has any info, that would be great.
Thanks,
Jon N.
Thanks,
Jon N.
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Re: Muffler problem
Sometimes if you adjust one side quite a bit before adjusting the other side, that side may having trouble adjusting. Try adjusting the sides in ever increments.
If that doesn't help, you'll have to inspect the assembly to see why it is stuck. The plate might have to be adjusted into better shape.
If that doesn't help, you'll have to inspect the assembly to see why it is stuck. The plate might have to be adjusted into better shape.
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Re: Muffler problem
If it's a used bass, a previous owner may have cross-threaded one side, making it difficult (if not impossible) to get it adjusted right.
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What Joey said. That's always been my experience.
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Re: Muffler problem
Get a new muffler from Midas ... and a brake job as well.
Actually the mute pad can get stuck. The adhesive on the bottom will get stuck to the wood down there. So you may need to disassemble it, unstick it, and put it back together.
Actually the mute pad can get stuck. The adhesive on the bottom will get stuck to the wood down there. So you may need to disassemble it, unstick it, and put it back together.
Re: Muffler problem
Thanks for your help guys.
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I say, put a set of glass packs on that puppy, or better yet, Flowmasters...
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Re: Muffler problem
Yeah... I put a pair of Del Lorto 45/ICTs with velocity stacks on mine as well. Really helped make it growl.jingle_jangle wrote:I say, put a set of glass packs on that puppy, or better yet, Flowmasters...
Re: Muffler problem
Mmmmmm...DelOrtos with with titanium slip ons....Moto Guzzi !!!!
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Re: Muffler problem
Had 'em on my 59 DeSoto. When the top was down, the roar was wonderfull!
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Re: Muffler problem
i love it when one gear conversation gets hijacked by another of equal but unrelated value.
Re: Muffler problem
Hey, we excel at thread hijacking around here!sangandongo wrote:i love it when one gear conversation gets hijacked by another of equal but unrelated value.
Re: Muffler problem
It does relate to the title of the thread, however!johnallg wrote:Hey, we excel at thread hijacking around here!sangandongo wrote:i love it when one gear conversation gets hijacked by another of equal but unrelated value.![]()
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I have it on good authority that "dell'Orto" is Eyetalian slang for "the a**hole". Can anyone verify?
