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speedster8832
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8/12/2006
12:16:51

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there is a loud hissing noise when i start my truck and it gets louder when i shift into drive and also reverse...i thought there may be something wrong at the throttle body but once it runs for a while it stops. So im thinking it has something to do with the water temperature, but i dont no and i dont feel like taking it in to get checked. What do you think it could be and what to do bout it



GB2000
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8/12/2006
14:21:28

RE: hissing noise
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Have you done anything with your stock intake? With the stock intake you usually don't notice it, but if you're running an aftermarket one, you might be hearing the IAC opening on the tb. It's a loud hiss...gets louder when you rev it a lil and goes away once the engine is warmed up (it's really noticeable in the cold winter months). If you haven't messed with your intake and have never heard it until now, you may have a vacuum leak somewhere or something on your intake may not be sealed properly.



paul
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8/14/2006
01:41:08

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I get the same noise from my intake also.I have a twin cone on my 4.7 and its loud.



speedster8832
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8/20/2006
14:32:15

RE: hissing noise
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yea i did buy a new filter and thats when it started so that must be what it is what can i do about it



shatto
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8/20/2006
19:06:03

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As long as it isn't a vaccuum leak, or something else wrong, just pretend and tell people it's the supercharger warming up.



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