hum noise
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hum noise
Hi all,
I'm in need of some suggestions. I have a new hum noise (literally go "hummm") it goes from 1K to 1500 and from 2500 rpms and up doesnt matter what gear you're in. I'm assuming this means its not the tranny. I checked the belts they look good where do I go from here?
I'll remind you I'm still learning about engines. so please be patient with me.
thanks for any help.
marti
I'm in need of some suggestions. I have a new hum noise (literally go "hummm") it goes from 1K to 1500 and from 2500 rpms and up doesnt matter what gear you're in. I'm assuming this means its not the tranny. I checked the belts they look good where do I go from here?
I'll remind you I'm still learning about engines. so please be patient with me.
thanks for any help.
marti
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Sounds like a power steering pump to me. Assuming the fluid is ok then they make kits and also rebuilt pumps.
To verify this, get a stick and hold it against the power steering pump and press your ear against the other end of the stick.
PJ
To verify this, get a stick and hold it against the power steering pump and press your ear against the other end of the stick.
PJ
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Originally posted by WXboy
This couldn't possibly be an IAC valve issue like the rest of us had could it?
This couldn't possibly be an IAC valve issue like the rest of us had could it?
My big concern was that my tranny was just rebuilt a year go, it better not be in there. I'm going to replace the belts anyway (hoping maybe I'm just not strong enough to notice them as loose)
My other just noticed problem is that my 4 ways dont work but my turn signals do. any ideas??
Thanks for your patience guys.
marti
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Have you checked out your fuses, and you relays? That would be my first thing to check. It could be the switch too. If you can get the housing off of it it I would check the connection.
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Yeah, usually the relay is under the dash. Hard to see, but you can get to it. Probably will look like a square plug, black or yellow probably. Check that first.
And, I didn't realize you had a 2.9. It's probably not an IAC valve then.
And, I didn't realize you had a 2.9. It's probably not an IAC valve then.
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Originally posted by WXboy
Yeah, usually the relay is under the dash. Hard to see, but you can get to it. Probably will look like a square plug, black or yellow probably. Check that first.
And, I didn't realize you had a 2.9. It's probably not an IAC valve then.
Yeah, usually the relay is under the dash. Hard to see, but you can get to it. Probably will look like a square plug, black or yellow probably. Check that first.
And, I didn't realize you had a 2.9. It's probably not an IAC valve then.
