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Old 10-03-2005, 08:59 PM
dadcarter dadcarter is offline
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Unhappy Cold and Noisy

My 2002 Expedition makes a vaibrating/rumbling noise right after I first start it up. It seems to have gotten louder and recently it has made the noise at least once when I turned off the engine. It sounds sort of like the noise the automatic brake and mirror adjusters make when you use the key fob. It has gotten louder and I am afraid that something is about to break. Any ideas?
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Old 10-07-2005, 07:56 AM
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Re: Cold and Noisy

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My 2002 Expedition makes a vaibrating/rumbling noise right after I first start it up. It seems to have gotten louder and recently it has made the noise at least once when I turned off the engine. It sounds sort of like the noise the automatic brake and mirror adjusters make when you use the key fob. It has gotten louder and I am afraid that something is about to break. Any ideas?
check your pcv valve, i have seen a similar problem before with an f150.or heck maybe you should just replace it as it should be less than 10 dollars.most people dont know that this is a maintenance item that should be replaced every 60,000 miles.
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