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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Oklahoma City, OK
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Re: Need Help, knocking-pinging
Take all the belts off and see if the noise is from one of the accessories. Plus the lack of fan noise might make it easier to find the noise. Just don't run it very long at any one time.
Is the noise there when the truck isn't moving? A brake pad wear feeler can sound like a tick when the vehicle is moving. |
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Location: Billings
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Re: Need Help, knocking-pinging
It makes the noise when in gear and I bring up the RPMs, powerbraking. I have no clue but I will try taking the belts off to see if I can narrow the location down. Other than that I will have to wait and see.
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Maine
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Re: Need Help, knocking-pinging
That kinda sounds like an exhaust leak to me. If you want to rule out actual detonation you could try a tank of premium fuel to see if it goes away.
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