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Lmfao that was funny

 

I've got an odd sound coming from the radiator. It's a low pitched humming sound. It's there all the time but is louder with acceleration. Anybody have any ideas?

Possibly related to a water crossing?

 

325mg are legit. on the downside they don't know if i will keep the last joint of my right ring finger yet due to infection.

 

it should be either a 5-325,7.5-325,or 10-325. the 325 is the amount of tylenol in it as a filler. the first number is the actual hydrocodone. But I hope you get to keep the joint in your finger! what'd you do?

 

notice any leaking? can you hear it while outside the cab or just while driving?

 

Haven't noticed a leak but yes you can hear it outside and inside.

 

I don't believe there would be anything to cause a hum in the radiator... you sure that's where it's coming from? I could see a hiss sound from a leak but not a humming

 

That's just the general area it was coming from. I don't know it's from there for sure.

 

Oh ok gotcha from the way you posted it, It was sounding like you knew for certain it was the radiator. Ok so....

Truck on or off when it happens?
Is it speed dependant?
Is it it op speed dependant and does it get higher or lower as your temp rises?
Any kind of feedback through the radio or other electronic devices?

 

Check your fan, make sure there isnt mud stuck on it and unbalancing it or some shit.

 

Easiest thing to do ...... Grab a can of wd40 and start spraying. Spray all your pulleys on the front of the motor with it off, let it sit for a min, crank it and spray all the pulleys again with the motor running then go drive

 

Why no pics?????

 

Will do.

Sorry that was the only thing I could think of.
It's only there when the engine is on but it is always there when it's on. Doesn't get much louder but does slightly on acceleration. Nothing though the radio or other electronic devices.

If it moves when it's not supposed to use duct tape. If it's supposed to move and doesn't, use WD40.

 

Try an taking a long rod or screw driver and put on each pulley bolt and see if it amplifies it with your ear on the end of the rod.

 

Completely random but my bro has like 30 military pelican cases for sell. I put them on a forum in the military section. Not sure if any of you need some but they're solid for storage when camping/off roading. It's under "military grade storage containers" in the forum if you're interested. He's selling them on his own, I figured I'd open his pool a little but for people I figured used stuff like this.

 

Link or picture and how much

 

Btw all in east Tn check out my page that I am going to start
Smoky mountain off road expedition
Just made a Facebook page and going to add more and more.

 

Duct tape sucks now since Gorilla Tape came out. Haha but I was serious about the wd40

 

Military-grade storage container in used condition. In perfect working order (all latches, handles, and wheels are functional). Great containers for long-term storage of personal gear, ammo, medical supplies, or whatever other supplies you might have.

These containers are airtight, watertight, chemical agent decontaminatable, fire retardant, and contain automatic pressure relief valves.

Below is a link to the Pelican-Hardigg website for specs:
http://www.pelican.com/cases_detail_...=472-MEDCHEST3

I found these to retail new online for anywhere from $680-$820

Several for sale.

Here is the link for pics and purchase:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/PELICAN-HAR...855?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19f92a856f

 

Is this a fab company or what is it exactly?