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    hearing a noise when I hit the gas pedal exhaust leak? 2001 4.6

    hearing a noise when I hit the gas pedal exhaust leak? 2001 4.6

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neuf23 View Post
    hearing a noise when I hit the gas pedal exhaust leak? 2001 4.6
    Could b. Does it sound like an exhaust leak? Does it sound like driveline?

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    Makes a clicking sound

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neuf23 View Post
    Makes a clicking sound
    does it do it in park? Or just in drive?

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    Just when driving when I get on the gas I can hear it in the cab

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    could have a loose heat shield
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    Try laying a small child on a skateboard, and have them hold on to the bottom of the truck as you take it around the block. ProTip: Strap a GoPro to them (so you can find the vibration source), but keep the audio muted so you don't ruin your concentration with needless screaming.

    Or you can check the heat shield and exhaust hangers (even if they aren't loose, make sure they arent touching anything).

    Does it happen when you are in Park? Are you sure it's not some kind of wheel bearing issue or the like?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ragnar View Post
    Try laying a small child on a skateboard, and have them hold on to the bottom of the truck as you take it around the block. ProTip: Strap a GoPro to them (so you can find the vibration source), but keep the audio muted so you don't ruin your concentration with needless screaming. Or you can check the heat shield and exhaust hangers (even if they aren't loose, make sure they arent touching anything). Does it happen when you are in Park? Are you sure it's not some kind of wheel bearing issue or the like?
    hahahaha! Nice method

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    Could be loose heat shield or an exhaust hanger. The rubber on them wears out and breaks eventually.

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    If it's a exhauts leak u can ( while at idle ) grab a handful of rags and hold them to the tail
    Pipe to increase back pressure.. This will make the leak louder and easier to find


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