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    It seems that when I start my truck and take off in the cold mornings, I hear water running or spashing around the passenger side firewall. There is no leeks in the cab or any where. Anybody have this problem or know what is causing it?
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    I think it's that Hypertech, lol, jk

    Can't help you there, mine makes all kinds of noise, hahah

    good luck fixing it, hope it works out,

    allen

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    coolant overflow maybe? when it heats up the water/coolant basically expands into the "catch can" or collant overflow.


    could be that. :shrug:
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    More than likely you are hearing water/coolant circulate through the heater core.
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    That does make sense, thanks.
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    Originally posted by pewter99@Dec 12 2003, 05:42 PM
    That does make sense, thanks.
    now that i think about it and hear you guys talk about it, mine does the same thing, must be it.

    thanks,

    allen

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    Originally posted by BCDD1288@Dec 12 2003, 04:21 PM
    More than likely you are hearing water/coolant circulate through the heater core.
    That is what I was going to suggest.
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    another heater core vote. i used to hear it all the time in my truck
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