Mild Rumble at idle
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RE: Mild Rumble at idle
ORIGINAL: Disco Mike
I bet you didn't know the cats were still under warranty??
Yes, the ABS modulator is what I should have said.
You may need to crawl under the truck and listen for the noise while some one else starts the truck and runs the idle.
Mike
I bet you didn't know the cats were still under warranty??
Yes, the ABS modulator is what I should have said.
You may need to crawl under the truck and listen for the noise while some one else starts the truck and runs the idle.
Mike
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RE: Mild Rumble at idle
every once in a while I get a rumble, but not bad. My block was replaced in 2000, and I think it was a Bosch, put that on a GEMS and you get some vibration. The firing on a Bosch is supposed to compensate for the vibe. I read an article about it...
It runs smoother than my buddy's 2000, and he only has 80K on it, so I am happy with mine. Cats seemed to make it better...
It runs smoother than my buddy's 2000, and he only has 80K on it, so I am happy with mine. Cats seemed to make it better...
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RE: Mild Rumble at idle
Well my abs sensor is bad and has been for about 10K miles, maybe that is screwing with the other abs components. I do indeed nhave the abs, hills decent and tv warning lights up. Maybe after fixing that it will come back up. Do you guys know if there is a way to manually reset the computer so the warning lights dont come up, because I would like to get the trucks sensor fixed by a cheaper mechanic than LR, although I'm afraid if he does the work I will still have to go to LR to get the computer reset... is that true?
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