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This morning, for the first time, I started hearing a buzzing noise (kind of like a gieger counter) from the steering column area under the dash.
Not awfully loud, it is virtually drowned out by engine and radio noises.
AND . . . I noticed it became intermittant as I went through the gears to put it in drive. And if I held the shifter in between gears, the noise stopped.
But then, when I turned on the turn signal, the noise went away completely. Left, right, didn't matter. And it went away when I turned on the hazzards.
What the???!!
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It's related to wiring harnesses inder the dash and around the steering column. Because I can wiggle wiresconnectors under there and it will stop. The sound is eminateing from the passenger side undethe dash but seems accessable once the large access paanel is removed.
I did blow a couple fuses while wiggling wiresconnectors. It is now intermittant, so I'm getting close!
Too wierd!
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