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Old 01-25-2022, 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by 87tdwagen View Post
You could have an exhaust restriction. Dont remember if the 91 had a catalyst or not, but that can and does clog with soot over time, possibly the muffler as well, tho less likely. I had that happen on a 87 300D. Replacement with a straight pipe cured it. A EGT gauge helps tremendously in diagnosing this as the temps will rise well above normal when there are issues with combustion or exhaust restrictions.
The 91 does not have a cat. Since I need to replace the muffler anyway, maybe I should just do that and see where things stand.

Resonator was eliminated some time ago....so with a new muffler things should be nice and clean.
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