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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / December 2006

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C6: Strange tapping noise

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Frank M. - 01 Dec 2006 16:25 GMT
Hi,
A minute or two after starting my '07 coupe almost every time (or
perhaps the first time of the day) I hear this tapping noise from the
rear passenger side quarter. When my wife first heard it, she said
that it sounded like a squirrel in the atic. It could also be
described as three or four taps with your finger on a wood door.
I'm not overly concerned, but would like to know what it is.
Has anyone else experienced this, know what it is, or able to offer an
educated guess?
Thanks
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Frank M.

PJ - 01 Dec 2006 21:13 GMT
> Hi,
> A minute or two after starting my '07 coupe almost every time (or
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> educated guess?
> Thanks

Not on a 'vette but two other recent GM critters have thrown me this
sort of sound a couple of minutes after start. One an exhaust bracket
the other a double tapered gasket insert between two flanges.

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Honda Lives - 01 Dec 2006 21:16 GMT
>Hi,
>A minute or two after starting my '07 coupe almost every time (or
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>educated guess?
>Thanks

I don't know if this helps but refer back to your posts (as well as
the thread) on 10-17-06 titled " Re: Update on my rear end noises,
2005 C-6" because I'm guessing it might be you case????  

And no, I don't own a vette yet but maybe next year???  I'm lurking
meanwhile.
jbrainey - 02 Dec 2006 03:02 GMT
Have you considered "piston slap"? Common problem with LS1 engines. I know
you have the LS6 but its the same Generation III design. GM should have
corrected this by now but its what you are describing.
jbrainey - 02 Dec 2006 03:12 GMT
After rereading your post, I now realize you are talking about a noise
coming from the REAR of your vehicle and NOT the rear of the engine. Sorry
about that. Please disregard my earlier post.
'Key - 02 Dec 2006 03:39 GMT
> And no, I don't own a vette yet but maybe next year???
> I'm lurking
> meanwhile.

maybe you should consider changing your name from
"Honda Lives"   to   "No Vette Yet"
just kiddin :-)

g'day
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Honda Lives  changed to No Vette Yet - 02 Dec 2006 09:16 GMT
>> And no, I don't own a vette yet but maybe next year???
>> I'm lurking
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
>g'day

No, it's a great suggestion Key, all kidding aside.

Thanks,
No Vette Yet  (formerly Honda Lives)
Dad - 02 Dec 2006 04:51 GMT
> Hi,
> A minute or two after starting my '07 coupe almost every time (or
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> educated guess?
> Thanks

Take a ride using your other FOB if you haven't already and see if it duplicates
the noise. Sounds like there may be something trying to re-lock your door when
you move. If no noise see what functions are set on both FOBs and you may be
able to figure out what is doing the clicking.
Frank M. - 04 Dec 2006 21:16 GMT
I have a feeling that your diagnosis is on the mark.  The noise does
sound more like something trying to lock or un-lock rather than a posi
or rear axle type of noise; and it may have happened when I used FOB#2
several times. But I have never approached car with both FOBs and
can't figure how the the logic or circuitry can get confused to cause
this. Perhaps an incompatability when users' options are set
differently?
I'll investigate your suggestion further and let you know if and when
I can say for sure what the noise is.  Thanks for your input.

>> Frank M.
>
>Take a ride using your other FOB if you haven't already and see if it duplicates
>the noise. Sounds like there may be something trying to re-lock your door when
>you move. If no noise see what functions are set on both FOBs and you may be
>able to figure out what is doing the clicking.

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Frank M.

 
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