Why does my Chevy Silverado make a squeaking noise?

Why does my Chevy Silverado make a squeaking noise?

Repetitive squeaking indicates the belt is not running true, and prolonged squealing means that the belt is overheating. This noise is typically caused by a mechanical problem, either a worn auto-tensioner or idler pulley.

Why does my bed squeak when I jump in bed?

Probably isn’t my shocks. I did the same thing as you, I pushed down on the front corners and jumped in the bed and didn’t hear anything. Just for your information, the grease worked it’s way in and the squeaking/creaking sound went away. 1 of the boots is torn so I’ll just have to grease it more often.

Why does my truck squeak when I Grease it?

OlWhiskey wrote: Just for your information, the grease worked it’s way in and the squeaking/creaking sound went away. 1 of the boots is torn so I’ll just have to grease it more often. I jacked the truck up twice now and checked for play in any direction and whatever else I could inspect and couldn’t find anything wrong.

Where does the clunk come from on a Chevy Silverado?

The clunk will appear to come from the front, under your feet. When upshifting from 2nd to 3rd or downshifting from 3rd to 2nd, the 4L60E transmission may clunk. In TSB 01-07-30-042B (Jan 16, 2004) GM has stated that this is normal and no service is required.

Where does the lifter sound come from on a Chevy Silverado?

You can hear lifter click best around the top of the engine, and isolate the noise with a stethoscope against the valve cover. It will occur at idle and increases as you rev the engine, continuing even when the engine is warm. Valve lifter noise is detrimental and should be addressed quickly.

What does cold start knock sound like on Chevy Silverado?

Be aware that the radiator cooling fans may operate at any time. Cold start knock is generically called “piston slap,” which is common in Vortec engines. For the first 30 to 60 seconds after a cold start, the short-skirted pistons rock inside the cylinders and slap against the cylinder walls, sounding rather like a diesel engine.

Where can you hear the knocking of the engine?

The knocking can be heard around the top of the engine, but is much louder if you listen in the front wheel wells or beneath the truck. After a few minutes, engine heat closes the piston/cylinder tolerances and the knock goes away.

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