praztek

Hello,

It’s been a lot of miles without any issues with the Ford Ranger Driveshaft conversion, 4.10's, and UDP's installed. With my recent 2000 mile drive, I have been experiencing a ( werrrrrrr ) sound duringinitial acceleration and deceleration. This happensonly during 60 mph and above. If I let off the gas pedal slightly, the sound will continue, until pedal is completely released.

I had it at the Ford Dealer yesterday and they found no issues but wanted to start by putting back on the OEM driveshaft, which I don't have at the moment. Anyone one else experience this or can point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.



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acstone7

Fuel pump humming? Is it coming from the engine, rear, rear seats?

praztek

It sound pretty close to being around the driver and passenger area, I did recently have the fuel pump replaced prior to heading on the trip.



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mpatilla

Does it change pitch with the rpms?

Bluestar

Could be the tranny making that sound.....You did say it was around the seating area.

praztek

It doesn't change pitch, just a quick "werrrrrr " noise on drepressing the pedal, and also when letting off.




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Fred Malibu

onomatopoeia is a hard thing to understand..

is it bad enough to get a sound clip of, or is it a "see it in person" thing?

Bluestar

"onomatopoeia is a hard thing to understand"


Yeah well, that's easy for you to say. LOL

Fred Malibu

Easier said than spelled..lol

(I looked it up on the google suggestions bar.. haha)

praztek

It sounds similiar to the gear whine I hade awhile back prior to having the clutch packs tsb completed.