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?
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?
99 Pewter SCSB
DJM 4/6 drop, Hotchkis front/reat swaybars,Hypertech power programer, milled & built heads, Accel wires, distributer,coil, Mass Air Flow Sensor(mti motor sports, Granatelli),Dynomax UltraFlow Stainless, 17x8.5 Eagle Alloys, Escalade door handles, Suburban front grille, with clear corners and billet bowtie,Street Scene mirrors, Cowl Hood
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,
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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.![]()
99 Pewter SCSB
DJM 4/6 drop, Hotchkis front/reat swaybars,Hypertech power programer, milled & built heads, Accel wires, distributer,coil, Mass Air Flow Sensor(mti motor sports, Granatelli),Dynomax UltraFlow Stainless, 17x8.5 Eagle Alloys, Escalade door handles, Suburban front grille, with clear corners and billet bowtie,Street Scene mirrors, Cowl Hood
now that i think about it and hear you guys talk about it, mine does the same thing, must be it.Originally posted by pewter99@Dec 12 2003, 05:42 PM
That does make sense, thanks.![]()
thanks,
allen
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'94 Chevy Truck: 8.9 et, 408 twins
That is what I was going to suggest.Originally posted by BCDD1288@Dec 12 2003, 04:21 PM
More than likely you are hearing water/coolant circulate through the heater core.![]()
2000 Silverado, RCSB, 2wd w/ a few mods.
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another heater core vote. i used to hear it all the time in my truck
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