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mechanics in here - what's my next step to find an intermittent drivetrain noise on F-150
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<blockquote data-quote="P49Y-CY" data-source="post: 16919757" data-attributes="member: 10216"><p>i wish i could but i suck at computers and dont even have a cell phone that can do that... guess i gotta get with the program lol</p><p></p><p>it's the new body style</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>that's what's so bizarre, i didn't do anything that would have affected the vehicle mechanically. it was running real good!</p><p></p><p>i bought a new cowl cover - they tend to go bad on these - so while i had it off i also removed the fender liners so i could really clean out the whole thing. after seeing on my other f150 how rodents chew the sound deadening insulation and make nests in the inner fenders where rainwater drains from the cowl, i wanted to clean all that out. so i used compressed air and a water hose to blow it all out. took it for a drive to dry it out and that was when i first noticed the noise, but assumed it had something to do with the fender liners not being on, cause it was just up and down my street. but when i got it all back together and took it out at higher speeds thst was when i could really hear it.</p><p></p><p>i'm thinking even if i dropped a tool it would only be stuck in the inner fender and not be touching any moving parts. but that would be a good possibility, and thanks for the suggestion</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="P49Y-CY, post: 16919757, member: 10216"] i wish i could but i suck at computers and dont even have a cell phone that can do that... guess i gotta get with the program lol it's the new body style that's what's so bizarre, i didn't do anything that would have affected the vehicle mechanically. it was running real good! i bought a new cowl cover - they tend to go bad on these - so while i had it off i also removed the fender liners so i could really clean out the whole thing. after seeing on my other f150 how rodents chew the sound deadening insulation and make nests in the inner fenders where rainwater drains from the cowl, i wanted to clean all that out. so i used compressed air and a water hose to blow it all out. took it for a drive to dry it out and that was when i first noticed the noise, but assumed it had something to do with the fender liners not being on, cause it was just up and down my street. but when i got it all back together and took it out at higher speeds thst was when i could really hear it. i'm thinking even if i dropped a tool it would only be stuck in the inner fender and not be touching any moving parts. but that would be a good possibility, and thanks for the suggestion [/QUOTE]
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