Noise on throttle
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Noise on throttle
my 95 OHV its not a problem but wondering why it does it, if your on the throttle sittin still ya don't hear it but your going down the road and your on the throttle you can hear a noise kinda hard to explain, once you let off the throttle it isn't there so I'm assuming its in the intake, I tried to remove the air filter thinking it could be something that simple and drove short distance not even a mile and with no air filter noise was still there, anyone else have had this? If so was there a fix or is that just common on the 95 OHV the 96 doesn't do it and neither have any of my OHV's before. Thanks. and to note it seems to have great power, you floor it and get up to speed quick, I plan on changing the plugs and wires over the weekend possibly, but have my doubts that has anything to do with it.
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It does it in any gears, if your sitting still it isn't there it only happens when you start at prob. 15-20mph the sound reminds me of the sound of a wheel bearing rubbing but not as deep in sound, when you let off the gas its gone but as soon as you start even the slightes as long as your goin 15 or more its there. Like I said power and everything is great with it, just curious as to what that noise is and why it's there. It has 189k miles on it but has as much power as my 96 which has 136k on it. Thats why I'm assuming its somewhere in the intake, kind of afraid of hurting the motor but ya think it'd be safe to take it for a short 1 min. ride with the whole intake disconnected from the throttle body? Just to see if the noise still exists there.
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I think i have the same problem on my 01 ranger.
It only happens when im accelerating when it gets to a higher rpm, but when I back off the throttle it goes away. I was thinking it has something to do with the transmission.
It sounds exactly like my 73 Scout when the chain in the t-case is rubbing.
(Oh yeah, my ranger is a 4.0, auto, 2wd if that helps)
It only happens when im accelerating when it gets to a higher rpm, but when I back off the throttle it goes away. I was thinking it has something to do with the transmission.
It sounds exactly like my 73 Scout when the chain in the t-case is rubbing.
(Oh yeah, my ranger is a 4.0, auto, 2wd if that helps)
#7
Well I tried cleaning my IAC with electronics cleaner and a QTip and it helped quiet the noise some but its still there, so I guess if I want to get rid of it completely I'm going to have to buy a new IAC. If your having what I had, try cleaning that first it don't take long there is only two bolts holding it on and an electrical wire. Just becareful if ya do this not to leave QTip residue in it (cotton).
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I found a decent write-up for cleaning the IAC if anyone is interested---
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/...ad.php?t=84220
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/...ad.php?t=84220
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