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timmy
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5/25/2002
12:50:58

Subject: ticking while accelerating
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my truck has been making a very noticealbe ticking noise when i accelerate, i checked all exhaust components and it doesnt seem to be an exhaust tick and im stumped. if anybody has a suggestion, i would really appreciate it.



Kurt Kemling
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5/27/2002
20:47:46

RE: ticking while accelerating
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Timmy, my 2000 slt did that at about 7000 miles. It was more of a pinging under acceleration; like you have bad gas (Permanently). I took it to the dealer and they said all they need to do is "flash the computer". It took care of the problem. It can't be too labor intensive if your out of warranty.



Jon
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5/27/2002
21:32:50

RE: ticking while accelerating
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Could be ping but depending on the year of your truck it would probably have a knock sensor to prevent that. My first guess though would be a slight exhaust manifold gasket leak.

-Jon



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5/28/2002
16:24:11

RE: ticking while accelerating
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I have a pretty good audible ticking noise from the leak detection pump -- annoying I think.

What's with all these noises that I don't know about. It's seems there is always something making a funny noise. Nothing breaks, but it's all kinda goofy. Not just me either...

So it's only when you accelerate?
How long is it there?
Do you do anything to ever make it go away temporarily.

SO MANY NOISES!




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