For those who can't hear it:
1. Turn off the stereo
2. Get your hearing checked
3. Roll down the window (even if you are deaf, the sharp reverberation through the floorboard will let you know)
4. Go to a busy parking lot, park & wait for a large number of people milling about outside, then start it up and drive. Check to see how many heads turn in your direction when you hit the 12.5 (seems like 15 on mine).
EDIT: It kicks in exactly between the 10 and 15mph tick marks, so 12.5 is right on the money.
Metal "Cling" Noise
Moderator: volvite
Thanks for the info! I thought it might be normal since the behavior was consistent, but I wanted to make sure. Glad to know what it is.Greybrick wrote:Welcome to the forum AZ_Path, white is a great color for these trucks. The noise is normal as described in the
BRC section of the service manual, page BRC-25;
I have the same sound.
I have a 2006 pathfinder se and it has the same sound. I thought it might be something with the transmission. Well,at least I feel better if its the abs.
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Re: Metal "Cling" Noise
I went into the dealer this week and they said the same thing was the exhaust and the heat sheild, it just need to have it adjusted, but gona have it done soon when i come back from my road trip. For my it also happens between 1900-2000 rpms and then does away...weird i know lolblink32 wrote: Depending on the details of the circumstances it could be exhaust components banging up against heat shields, the frame, body, etc. The torque could be causing a weird load on the suspension. And of course there could be far more nefarious demons at work there.
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