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Chevy NDT Guy

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    Mike W
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    Tucker, Ga
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    2014 Silverado High Country

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  1. I enjoy trolls though. It's good entertainment if you can catch em. (I'm sure the obligatory "heated seats don't work? Must be totalled" response will be posted in due time) lol I do have new tires, but it did it even before that. I keep the selector in 2wd mode. Haven't tried putting it in Auto or 4wd-hi to see if it still does it. At first I thought bearings somewhere, or even yoke, but there is no loss of power when it happens. I'm hoping my Samsung's mic is sensitive enough, I'm going to try to replicate it and get a video of the sound.
  2. Ahh... Ok, makes sense. '14 doesn't have the ANC I don't believe. Well sir, I may be contacting you for this. I just so happen to be in the market for adding a subwoofer. I was in the process of beginning my research. I'll try to get a PM to you here shortly. I did NOT want to splice any wires. So this is exactly what I'd need. Thanks for the info.
  3. Sounds like it's coming from under my feet. Or in the engine compartment. It's not a super loud noise, but it's noticeable. I can try to capture the noise when I get off work. As for heating elements, is that an easy fix? Something a shade tree mechanic could handle? I'm a decently mechanic savvy guy. Some things I don't attempt, ie anything with engine/tranny due to safety reasons. But I used to have an old SS Monte Carlo and a Cutlass Holiday Coupe, and I was always going stuff to those things. Can't count on one hand how many starters and detent cables is had to put on. Lol
  4. So, you don't have handsfree if you add a subwoofer?
  5. New member, thanks for the add. I tried searching the forums for noises during acceleration, but the other topic didn't quite match my issue. (Specs: 5.3L stock. 112k miles. No after market parts that I'm aware of.) I have a 2014 High Country 5.3L. I love this truck, her name is Pearline. She is leaps and bounds nicer than the 07 LTZ I had. But, like all relationships, over time, they start to dwindle. (Heated seats don't work, fuses are fine. I'll search the forum for that next). Issue is though: If I'm cruising on a flat road or a decline, and I punch the accelerator, I don't hear it. But, if I'm on a slight incline and crusing, if it down shifts without me increasing throttle, I don't hear it.... But, while in gear, if I give it more gas, while on incline, I hear a good awful noise. Only doesn't it at about 35-45mph. It only last a few seconds, then goes away, even if still accelerating. Doesn't do it at higher speeds. Just down shifts and goes. Only when it's around 35-45mph and a get in it aggressively. I'd say it sounds like a vacuum line, but that doesn't quite explain it. Sounds like sliding a big metal cabinet across a concrete floor. But again, only last a few seconds, doesn't do it every time, but it does happen. Didn't do it when I bought it. So I'm sure something has worked it's way loose or worn out. Thanks for any input you guys have. Mike
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