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What is the cause of the abnormal exhaust noise when accelerating the Ford Raptor?

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KeeganAnn

07/29/25 11:05am

Ford Raptor's abnormal exhaust noise when accelerating is due to its aluminum alloy forged driveshaft. When excessive torque generates overly intense forces, it creates clearance friction inside the welded parts, resulting in abnormal noises. Prolonged exposure to this condition may cause the welded sections to break, leading to loss of vehicle power. Below is an introduction to the Raptor: 1. Raptor introduction: The Ford Raptor refers to the entire Ford F-series consisting of 7 models, namely F150, F250, F350, F450, F550, F650, and F750. 2. Classic model: Model: Ford-F-150-SVT-Raptor has always been Ford's classic pickup truck. The F-150 features an integrated frame stamped from high-strength steel, which not only enhances body durability but also provides additional safety assurance for passengers.

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