Whistling
#1
Whistling
New member here. I own a 2001 Silverado with 223,000 miles. I LOVE this truck. A whistling started a couple days ago. It goes up and down as I press and release gas pedal. Any ideas? It is very hard to hear when engine is in Park or not moving.
#2
I would check the air ducting starting from the air box back to the MAF sensor just to see if maybe something go stuck in there and then I'd clean the MAF sensor.
When was the last time you had the belt replaced? May want to try that also.
When was the last time you had the belt replaced? May want to try that also.
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Update
Truck was rough starting today and would not maintain a cold start high idle. I saw a video about checking for intake manifold leaks today. Would this type of leak change as the truck accelerates and decelerates. Noticed the whistle lowers in tone as car slows down and raises in tone as car increases speed.
#6
This gets better and better
Started truck this morning and it held its idle but service engine soon was flashing. Put it in gear and instrument panel went wacko. Lights flashing, gauges bouncing, odometer flashing. Guess I'm headed to the shop.
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Tatonka
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April 8th, 2008 12:07 PM
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