Tim_dh

Hello,

I recently bought a 2005 Chevy Suburban that is having an odd issue. Often when you open any door, there is a loud rumbling noise. Sometimes it lasts 3 seconds, sometimes 10. It is coming from all the speakers. Lately it seems to be happening more often, and for longer.

I'm guessing it is related to the door chime, but have no idea where to start looking to fix this problem. A ground wire short?

The wife also called this morning and said that the driver's seat started moving by itself.

My kids think our suburban is possessed!

Tim_dh

121 views and no ideas? Guess this is a forum of enthusiasts and not experts.

Ghetto Burb

Just wondering if you have an aftermarket stereo in there? perhaps if you do the module is faulty, this could explain the speaker noise, as for the seat I haven't got a clue. Although with mine I have leaned on the switch while reaching for stuff from the outside.

Tim_dh

No, stock speakers.

I figured out the seat thing, somehow it got set to the easy exit mode, and was just moving into position when she started the vehicle.

Ghetto Burb

The speakers wouldn't be the problem, if the head unit is aftermarket, in order to make it function - with the door chimes, seatbelt chime, and the radio staying on until the door is open thing - there is a module installed, perhaps that has failed. I have never heard of speakers shorting and creating a rumble they usually sound more like a crackle. In any event if the stereo (head unit) is aftermarket I would maybe suggest checking on the12volt.com maybe you'll find something there to help.

73shark

Is the key in the ignition w/ The door open when you get the speaker noise?

Tim_dh

No, can't remember hearing it with the key in. Its when you first open a door, not always immediately, sometimes a few seconds afterwards. Once the car is started, it never does it, and i don't think I've heard it after turning off the engine and opening the door to get out.

It is the stock stereo. The Factory DVD player doesn't work, but that hasn't worked for awhile.

Tim_dh

Bumping this, hope someone can help.

Yesterday it made a really loud screech noise when I didn't buckle my seatbelt in time, and again when I hit the Onstar button. Still doing the static rumbling noise when opening any door.

Help, its driving me crazy!

Chevrolet Customer Service

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Michelle, Chevrolet Customer Service assisting Louis

Tim_dh

Hi Michelle,

It is a 2005. 1500 2WD. Not sure what model it is, think its the LT. Has all the bells and whistles. Memory seat, heated seats, Onstar (not activated), DVD system, dual climate control, power everything, etc.

Any help would be appreciated!