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Omallyyy

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Omallyyy Enthusiast

Omallyyy

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Just want to hear some feedback.

 

Issues;

1. Weather trim off front passenger door coming off.

 

2. Audible electronic sound coming from shifting to 4wd to 2wd and continues in while in motion (has been mentioned a few times on here).

 

3. On cold start approximately 6 degrees C there is a ticking noise coming from the engine. Once it heats up, the ticking is gone. Only started after an oil change; check oil and it was good.

 

4. Middle console creates a loud squeak noise when hitting bumps (pot holes and what not).

 

Thanks for reading this far, any feedback is greatly appreciated.df07230b17bb650c424f2c496a96116d.jpg

 

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Bash74 Enthusiast

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Just want to hear some feedback.
 
Issues;
1. Weather trim off front passenger door coming off.
 
2. Audible electronic sound coming from shifting to 4wd to 2wd and continues in while in motion (has been mentioned a few times on here).
 
3. On cold start approximately 6 degrees C there is a ticking noise coming from the engine. Once it heats up, the ticking is gone. Only started after an oil change; check oil and it was good.
 
4. Middle console creates a loud squeak noise when hitting bumps (pot holes and what not).
 
Thanks for reading this far, any feedback is greatly appreciated.df07230b17bb650c424f2c496a96116d.jpg
 
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So this is what I have come up with on the things you are talking about. Didn't have the trim issue but I would just put it back on. The ticking noise I isolated as fuel injectors pulsating. I took a small metal hollow rod placed near injector and could hear it real good but after a min it was gone. Repeated it a few times and same thing happened, so I don't worry about it. You said after an oil change so yours might be a different issue. The noise when going into 4x4 is the stupid control box thing under the dash area, I put a piece of dynomat around it and can't hear it anymore. The squeak sound could be anything but I had a squeak especially when it got real cold -30f and found out it was coming from the windshield after I pushed and punched on every inch of the dash. Got it resealed and squeak has never came back. This is all just my opinion and things on my truck but maybe yours is the same thing.

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So this is what I have come up with on the things you are talking about. Didn't have the trim issue but I would just put it back on. The ticking noise I isolated as fuel injectors pulsating. I took a small metal hollow rod placed near injector and could hear it real good but after a min it was gone. Repeated it a few times and same thing happened, so I don't worry about it. You said after an oil change so yours might be a different issue. The noise when going into 4x4 is the stupid control box thing under the dash area, I put a piece of dynomat around it and can't hear it anymore. The squeak sound could be anything but I had a squeak especially when it got real cold -30f and found out it was coming from the windshield after I pushed and punched on every inch of the dash. Got it resealed and squeak has never came back. This is all just my opinion and things on my truck but maybe yours is the same thing.

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Can you post a picture of where you put the Dynomat?

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4. Middle console creates a loud squeak noise when hitting bumps (pot holes and what not).

 

Do you have the full-length floor console?  If so the squeaking is probably coming from the trim around the console.  There is a bulletin that tells the Tech to pop the trim off and put felt tape along the "holes" where the cupholder snaps in.  I did this to mine and have not heard the squeak since.  Here is some of the PI:

 

General Motors PI# 1262

 

Condition/Concern

Some customers may comment on hearing a rattle noise coming from the front floor center console/cup holder area. The cause of this condition may be build variation of the console components, which creates a loose interface between the console trim plate and the floor console assembly.

 

Recommendation/Instructions

Add felt flocking tape to the front floor console trim plate following the steps and information below:

 

Note: The tape should line up to the bottom edge of the standings ribs, and should cover all four ribs.

 

  1. Remove the floor console cup holder and trim plate. Refer to Front Floor Console Trim Plate Replacement in SI.
  2. At the location shown in the illustration below, add an approximate 40 mm x 210 mm (1.58 in x 8.3 in) piece of Kent Automotive BRS flocking tape P/N KT13487, or equivalent, to both sides of the trim plate.
  3. Reinstall the floor console trim plate and cup holder. Refer to Front Floor Console Trim Plate Replacement in SI.
  4. Verify the rattle condition has been repaired.

 

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4. Middle console creates a loud squeak noise when hitting bumps (pot holes and what not).
 
Do you have the full-length floor console?  If so the squeaking is probably coming from the trim around the console.  There is a bulletin that tells the Tech to pop the trim off and put felt tape along the "holes" where the cupholder snaps in.  I did this to mine and have not heard the squeak since.  Here is some of the PI:
 
General Motors PI# 1262
 
Condition/Concern
Some customers may comment on hearing a rattle noise coming from the front floor center console/cup holder area. The cause of this condition may be build variation of the console components, which creates a loose interface between the console trim plate and the floor console assembly.
 
Recommendation/Instructions
Add felt flocking tape to the front floor console trim plate following the steps and information below:
 
Note: The tape should line up to the bottom edge of the standings ribs, and should cover all four ribs.
 
  1. Remove the floor console cup holder and trim plate. Refer to Front Floor Console Trim Plate Replacement in SI.
  2. At the location shown in the illustration below, add an approximate 40 mm x 210 mm (1.58 in x 8.3 in) piece of Kent Automotive BRS flocking tape P/N KT13487, or equivalent, to both sides of the trim plate.
  3. Reinstall the floor console trim plate and cup holder. Refer to Front Floor Console Trim Plate Replacement in SI.
  4. Verify the rattle condition has been repaired.
 
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My squeak is coming from the latch that seals shut the console. The two pieces rub against each other and create a loud squeak noise. I have tried felt tape but the tape causes the latch to stay open. Was hoping there was an actual warranty covered fix. Not something I'd have to Jimmy rig together.3624250f19fdc75872f014e0bcf46b7f.jpg5373def26c7e6b86fd904562a550082b.jpg

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Can you post a picture of where you put the Dynomat?

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Down in Texas for next 3 months, truck in Alaska. I just found where the noise was coming from and shoved some around it, not perfect but it worked.

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On 12/6/2017 at 3:16 PM, Omallyyy said:

My squeak is coming from the latch that seals shut the console. The two pieces rub against each other and create a loud squeak noise. I have tried felt tape but the tape causes the latch to stay open. Was hoping there was an actual warranty covered fix. Not something I'd have to Jimmy rig together.3624250f19fdc75872f014e0bcf46b7f.jpg5373def26c7e6b86fd904562a550082b.jpg

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Actually there is a fix for that too.  It tells the Tech to file down part of the latch mechanism.  They did it to mine and it stopped the squeak but unfortunately I don't have the PI or TSB number handy.

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Just a heads up to anyone reading this. My dealership replaced the TCCM and now there is no noise. No dynomat was needed just the part and a software update. Thanks guys.

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