Help with noise
Thread Starter
Instructor
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From: Canada
I’ve been sitting in car for over 10 mins and this noise just keeps going? Any idea ?
noise is not from engine. Seems like it might be from speaker
noise is not from engine. Seems like it might be from speaker
Last edited by Gunsmokez; Mar 17, 2022 at 04:19 AM.
Le Mans Master
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From: Kannapolis MA.
Sorry can't hear your type of download but if it is the sound of steaks kinda sizzling on a grill?That is nothing to worry about.With the time of the sound odds are it is this?
Let me know if correct?
Maybe a lottery day,maybe not
Let me know if correct?
Maybe a lottery day,maybe not
Le Mans Master
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From: Kannapolis MA.
Any engine light?
Melting Slicks
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From: Massachusetts
Sounds like heat contraction after shutting off the car.
Is the noise there before starting the car? After shutting the car off?
If the noise is there all the time, you may need to disconnect the battery and see if the noise goes away.
If the noise does go away, remove fuses one at a time to fine which circuit is causing the noise.
Is the noise there before starting the car? After shutting the car off?
If the noise is there all the time, you may need to disconnect the battery and see if the noise goes away.
If the noise does go away, remove fuses one at a time to fine which circuit is causing the noise.
Thread Starter
Instructor
Joined: Nov 2021
Posts: 111
Likes: 31
From: Canada
Sounds like heat contraction after shutting off the car.
Is the noise there before starting the car? After shutting the car off?
If the noise is there all the time, you may need to disconnect the battery and see if the noise goes away.
If the noise does go away, remove fuses one at a time to fine which circuit is causing the noise.
Is the noise there before starting the car? After shutting the car off?
If the noise is there all the time, you may need to disconnect the battery and see if the noise goes away.
If the noise does go away, remove fuses one at a time to fine which circuit is causing the noise.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2017
Posts: 2,194
Likes: 2,206
From: Massachusetts
I would start with the fuse-box in the truck/rear first. I believe it has most of the interior electrical fuses. Take one out at a time to find the circuit that is causing the noise.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Thread Starter
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From: Canada
That is what i am kinda hoping it is as well. It is not, anything to do with engine cooling down as I went to go start car next day and sound appeared before I started vehicle.