High pitch whine
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are you a frist gen? does it change with rpms? do you have electrical eqiupment installed? i have the same problem and a believe its the alternator
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Take it in.
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odd it could be timing chain tensioner, but its really early mileage to start that
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If its coming from behind the cab, it's the fuel pump. I know Chevy's do that, never heard of the Nissans doing it though.
stop taking the wife in the truck. /thread :laugh:
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See, the obvious answer was right in front of us and we all missed it!
You're very observant. :laugh:
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I think I figured it out today...had the sliding rear window open, but not my side windows...
I could hear it, and it changed with speed....has me thinking Rear Differential.
<2400miles on the odometer right now, and I'll probably get in w/ the dealer tomorrow and take the guy for a spin and see what he says. The only other thing I can think of is it could be u-joints (not very likely, since this sounds like gears meshing at high speed), or the transfer case, which I'm not used to a transfer case. (1st 4wd). Truck is an automatic, and I've taken in and out of gear, so that rules out at least the front half of the transmission forward.
That said, I have another high pitch whine that comes from the front of the truck, I'll have them look at that while I'm at it.
I could hear it, and it changed with speed....has me thinking Rear Differential.
<2400miles on the odometer right now, and I'll probably get in w/ the dealer tomorrow and take the guy for a spin and see what he says. The only other thing I can think of is it could be u-joints (not very likely, since this sounds like gears meshing at high speed), or the transfer case, which I'm not used to a transfer case. (1st 4wd). Truck is an automatic, and I've taken in and out of gear, so that rules out at least the front half of the transmission forward.
That said, I have another high pitch whine that comes from the front of the truck, I'll have them look at that while I'm at it.
It changes in pitch with speed. I hear it mostly at speeds above 55, and it changes up in pitch as you go faster.
It sounds like gear whine, but it's definately not from the engine. It's there with the transmission in neutral while going down the highway.
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Weird. Mine has a whine coming from the engine. Its very faint but its there. If it wasnt for all the timing chain talk I wouldnt have even worried about it. I had the service mgr ride with me and he specifically said that "I dont hear anything abnormal". However he would not say that the sound was normal either, just felt it was the belts.
Oh well, trucks coming up on a year old in May so the newness is wearing off. I have to accept the fact that its a mechanical device and will make various noises.
Oh well, trucks coming up on a year old in May so the newness is wearing off. I have to accept the fact that its a mechanical device and will make various noises.
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I am hearing a high pitch sound around 8.9Khz. Mine seems to be coming from behind the dash/engine compartment. It comes and goes. But it really gets my ears to ringing and I can't get any relief - even hours after being out of the truck. If I crank up the stereo it just masks it.
I guess I am going to have to disassemble the glove box/dash to better locate the source of the sound. If I can find it, I will cover the item with dynamat and that will be the end of that tune! :laugh:
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you got any suggestions?
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