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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / March 2005

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ticking noise while driving

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don - 27 Mar 2005 15:25 GMT
While driving my 85 chevy S10 Blazer I hear this constant ticking
noise........ also at around 50 miles per hour on hard acceleration I get
this rumble which sounds like it is in the tranny or something........ but
the car is driving fine otherwise with good acceleration..........
Shep - 27 Mar 2005 18:49 GMT
Check drive shaft u joints.
> While driving my 85 chevy S10 Blazer I hear this constant ticking
> noise........ also at around 50 miles per hour on hard acceleration I get
> this rumble which sounds like it is in the tranny or something........ but
> the car is driving fine otherwise with good acceleration..........
(Pete Cresswell) - 27 Mar 2005 21:21 GMT
Per don:
>While driving my 85 chevy S10 Blazer I hear this constant ticking
>noise

If it's unrelated to the rumble, might be the speedo.   I had something like
that a couple times and it was something about how I reset the trip speedo -
some little gear didn't engage/disengage fully.   Pushing in the trip knob and
giving it a twist made it go away.
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don - 28 Mar 2005 01:49 GMT
Thanks - but I"m pretty sure it is more serious...... the rumble sounds
mighty loud under heavy acceleration....

> Per don:
> >While driving my 85 chevy S10 Blazer I hear this constant ticking
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> some little gear didn't engage/disengage fully.   Pushing in the trip knob and
> giving it a twist made it go away.
 
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