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Falconsfan1988

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  1. Falconsfan1988
    As far as I'm aware it has never been modified. I don't see anything indicating that it ever has been. That is the factory driveshaft also. I'm going to keep researching on it, I've seen a few YouTube videos of the same problem but still no answers.
  2. Falconsfan1988
    Could be, but I have friends with 2015 models and none of them have that noise. And other 2016 I have heard don't. Oh well.
  3. Falconsfan1988
    This isn't a sewing machine/direct injection sound though. Unfortunately no i'm out of warranty. I actually just bought the truck in November.
  4. Falconsfan1988
    I guess it could be considered a tick. Sounds more like a chirp in person. I've listened in the vacuum pump area and nothing. It literally sounds like it's coming from the bellhousing. When you're under the truck it sounds like it's right in front of you when laying on your back looking up. It also seems to be a faster chirp when cold, then as it warms it slows down as far as the speed at which it does it. But none the less it is always there.
  5. Falconsfan1988
    Hey guys, this is my first post on this site after a ton of searching for this issue first. This is on my 2016 silverado 5.3 that has 60,xxx miles on it. The chirping occurs at all engine temps and seems to be coming from the bottom of the engine in the bellhousing area. It's definitely more present down there. I've already removed the serpentine belt and started the engine to rule out any belt, alternator, or tensioner noise. I've also listened to multiple other trucks and don't hear this same noise. Any help would be appreciated!
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