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Join Date: Feb 2020
Location: Lake City,SC
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Real Name: Danny
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Join Date: Feb 2020
Location: Lake City,SC
Posts: 486
Real Name: Danny
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If you want to try to pinpoint the hissing you can do this. If you have a mechanics stethoscope you can take the probe off of it and just use the open end of the hose, or if you don't have one, just get a length of hose, like 3/8" hose and run the open end of it around the area where the noise is coming from, with either the stethoscope or the other end of the hose in your ears. When you get close to the noise you'll definitely know it.
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