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Funny Noise during idle

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  • Start date Start date Oct 24, 2007

BSapphire95GT

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Ok Its time to play Americas Favorite Game "Whats that Noise?" Im your Host BSapphire95GT, today we have a prime example...1995 gt 5.0 with bbk cai, shorty headers, o/r x pipe, dumped macs, aluminum driveshaft 5 speed transmission that makes a humming noise only during idling, and it goes away during higher rpms, happens while under load as well. as a side hint the idle climbs up to about 1.5k to 2k rpms and holds constant there...when driving if you put it in second gear and let off the car, it will climb in speed until you are eventually cruising at 2k.

attached is soundclip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxHDVcDpSuk

on a sidenote...went over every single vacuum hose and wiggled it, sprayed it with soapy water, etc to determine if there was a leak, and none were found. Also when unplugging the maf the car does nothing, same with the IAC
 

earleys94gt

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Maybe a bearing/pulley going south
 

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Is the smog pump still installed? Kinda sounds like it. Try taking off the belt and running the motor. That will rule in or out any pullies or belt driven accessories.
 

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smog pump or something else on the serpentine belt
or
an upgraded fuel pump (wouldnt that be sweet?)

=)
 

BSapphire95GT

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vladasap said:
smog pump or something else on the serpentine belt
or
an upgraded fuel pump (wouldnt that be sweet?)

=)
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well the noise goes away when i mess with the cai...so i think its that,

my other problem is my stupid hanging idle

i replaced the iac and nothing...i dont think its the tps...or it coud be... when i unplug the maff the idles drop to about 600 and stay there. the car does nothing when i unplug the new iac...i checked the throttle stops and nothing holding it open...i even disconnected the throttle body cables...car does throw a code...tomorrow im going to use the paper clip jumper from the idle thread, a mechanic i took it to thinks its my ecu going out...how possible or probable is that?
 

GTA_V6_Mustang

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BSapphire95GT said:
well the noise goes away when i mess with the cai...so i think its that,

my other problem is my stupid hanging idle

i replaced the iac and nothing...i dont think its the tps...or it coud be... when i unplug the maff the idles drop to about 600 and stay there. the car does nothing when i unplug the new iac...i checked the throttle stops and nothing holding it open...i even disconnected the throttle body cables...car does throw a code...tomorrow im going to use the paper clip jumper from the idle thread, a mechanic i took it to thinks its my ecu going out...how possible or probable is that?
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I dont think its the PCM, Check if there is power to the IAC, could be its not doing anything to compinsate idle, just staying there. Other than that sounds like a vacuum leak. Which technically the IAC should attempt to compinsate for it making your car sound like its got an aggressive cam, lol happened to me once. (damn midget vacuum line under the manifold. )
 
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