My truck is making a funny clicking noise when I drive it. It speeds up with RPMs. Is it possible that the torque converter is going out? It mostly does it in gear when I am driving or if I power brake.
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My truck is making a funny clicking noise when I drive it. It speeds up with RPMs. Is it possible that the torque converter is going out? It mostly does it in gear when I am driving or if I power brake.
Give us some help here... Edit, Which Engine, tranny, etc...
I'm going to ASSume a 350/350/203?
I personally have never heard of a torque converter clicking.
Oh and stop power braking
1988 Blazer...RIP
I'm not sure where it is coming from. I thought it was the lifters, but I readjusted those and it still clicked.
Yeah sorry i was a little vague on what i meant, i edited before you responded.Originally Posted by aggieblazer07
1988 Blazer...RIP
it's got a 350 with an automatic. The T-case says NP 241-C
It's a 91 chevy 1/2 ton
I would think motor noise not torque converter noise, but I'm no scientologist.
Have you checked the oil? Could be all filled with water from a leaky intake, get ya every time
I changed the oil yesterday and added some Lucas oil stabilizer stuff.
Do you have a limited slip?
Bad ujoint?
I'm pretty sure it isn't the u-joints because it seems related to the RPMs. No matter how fast I am driving.
but only in gear?
It won't do it if you rev it in neutral?
Ugly's got a good point, I had a bad u-joint once and I thought it was my detroit messing up... but it goes with RPM and not speed?
1988 Blazer...RIP
It makes the same sound at 10 mph that it does at 30 and it speeds up when I give it gas. And it doesn't seem to do it in park or neutral when I rev it up.
have you checked your tranny fluid?
I did that earlier, it was fine
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