a new sound.
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a new sound.
About 4 or 6 weeks ago my truck started making a squeaking / chirping sound. At first I was concerned that I had blown a bearing but I became less convinced as I drove it around. But it is an annoying sound that I'd like to find and fix so I was hoping there might be some suggestions on tracking down the sound.
Here's what I can tell you about it. It only chirps / squeaks while my foot is on the gas, if I take my foot off the gas, the sound immediately stops regardless of speed. Speed doesn't seem effect the sound / pitch of the squeak. The squeak isn't always there but it only happens when my foot is on the gas. I occasionally think the sound comes from under the cab rather then the engine bay.
Any ideas?
Hillbillybuddha
Here's what I can tell you about it. It only chirps / squeaks while my foot is on the gas, if I take my foot off the gas, the sound immediately stops regardless of speed. Speed doesn't seem effect the sound / pitch of the squeak. The squeak isn't always there but it only happens when my foot is on the gas. I occasionally think the sound comes from under the cab rather then the engine bay.
Any ideas?
Hillbillybuddha
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I would be thinking torque related, when under load or accelerating, the engine will torque and that very slight movement may be causing something to rub or wear. Sadly it can be anything.
Use a cell phone in a plastic bag, tape it in the engine compartment, call another phone and listen on that phone for the sound as you drive, then test the tranny, then the rear end. It may be better to jack up the rear wheels and do the test in the drive way to reduce the road noise.
Of course it could be grimlins in the gas tank complaining that you are draining their food supply.
Use a cell phone in a plastic bag, tape it in the engine compartment, call another phone and listen on that phone for the sound as you drive, then test the tranny, then the rear end. It may be better to jack up the rear wheels and do the test in the drive way to reduce the road noise.
Of course it could be grimlins in the gas tank complaining that you are draining their food supply.
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