Humming sound after truck is shut off.
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Humming sound after truck is shut off.
Alright here it goes: Today i went into town to pick up a few things, the truck had been running for approximately 20 mins when i got home. I backed up, parked it, then shut it down......Well almost exactly after i turned the key to shut it off, there was a humming noise. I thought, "that was weird" So i started it up again, then shut it down: same sound. I dont know what is going on with it becuase i have noticed strange sounds with it lately. I was kind of thinking it may be my starter. Every once in a while i'll go to start it and it dosent want to start nice and easy like it usually does, like the starter vibrates and shakes the whole truck, its weird, and hard to explain. But if it keeps doing this i may just take it to the dealer. Hopefully my Limited warranty will cover it...But does anyone know whats up with it? Or anyone experience these similiar problems?? Thanks for input.
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Ok, seriously now... gator was just screwin' with ya.
That is a crazy sound you are describing. So your saying you shut the truck off walk away, and its buzzing?
All I can say to do is go to Blockbuster and rent the Back to the Future Trilogy and watch it while you are waiting for your truck to be done at Ford...
That is a crazy sound you are describing. So your saying you shut the truck off walk away, and its buzzing?
All I can say to do is go to Blockbuster and rent the Back to the Future Trilogy and watch it while you are waiting for your truck to be done at Ford...
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Originally Posted by rngprerunner
When you hit 88mph does your truck go back in time? If not then its definatly your flux capacitor... time to upgrade to a Mr. Fusion, helps with gas milage anyway..
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i'd try to eliminate the hu/audio system so you can further troubleshoot. also, do you have an aftermarket alarm installed?
offhand, the only things i know that could be making any sound would be a malfunctioning door dinger, which i think is in your gem (behind your dash, to the left of your radio and to the right of the steering column. if you remove your center bezel, the noise should be much more apparent, assuming its coming from behind the dash...
offhand, the only things i know that could be making any sound would be a malfunctioning door dinger, which i think is in your gem (behind your dash, to the left of your radio and to the right of the steering column. if you remove your center bezel, the noise should be much more apparent, assuming its coming from behind the dash...
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Yeah i doubt its coming from the H/U. Well i drove down to the exhaust shop, and to a friends house after, and it didnt make the noise. Idk its weird. But when it does it, it sounds like the truck isint shutting off properly. Like something is shutting down too late. Just kind of like a hum, only for 1 second of time.
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Could be the air conditioning. They do that sometimes. Were you running the A/C? If so, make a run with the A/C completely off. If it stops, then that's what it was.
When you shut down, the gases buzz back through the coil and you can hear it. It's often louder in the engine bay than in the vehicle, when you can hear it there at all.
When you shut down, the gases buzz back through the coil and you can hear it. It's often louder in the engine bay than in the vehicle, when you can hear it there at all.
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Originally Posted by 92 Ranger
i think i may go jump off of a cliff now, now i have seen everything.. dude have you never seen back to the future??? lol.. the flux capaciter allows time travel to be possible..
hmm i have no idea mabe a cd shifting around? actually thats wrong too.. sorry that i couldnt help more..
hmm i have no idea mabe a cd shifting around? actually thats wrong too.. sorry that i couldnt help more..
Could be the air conditioning. They do that sometimes. Were you running the A/C? If so, make a run with the A/C completely off. If it stops, then that's what it was.
When you shut down, the gases buzz back through the coil and you can hear it. It's often louder in the engine bay than in the vehicle, when you can hear it there at all.
When you shut down, the gases buzz back through the coil and you can hear it. It's often louder in the engine bay than in the vehicle, when you can hear it there at all.
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Originally Posted by 01xltranger4x4
I saw the damn movie when i was like 8 or 10, Give me a friggin break.
hahaha, im bored, so the first movie came out in 1985, and you werent born yet, but you waited till 1996 or 1998 to finally see it, meaning its been at least 7 years since youve seen it, Hmmm, time to watch it again
i have the trilogy on DVD