0xfded
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I had this exact same issue on my '91 pickup (manual), and am having it again on my '98 4runner (manual), so I was wondering if anyone else has noticed this (and diagnosed it):
Right around 2000-2100 RPM, something metallic resonates on the undercarriage, apparently forward of the transmission. It only seems to depend on engine RPM, not speed or gear.
It sounds like thin metal, a grating or something. It buzzes in that range, and then is gone outside of that range. No big deal, except that you pass through that range every time you shift. Drives me nuts.
My suspicion at the moment is the skid plate, but I haven't pinned it down yet. Before I climb under there with the engine going at 2k, has anyone else diagnosed this before?
Right around 2000-2100 RPM, something metallic resonates on the undercarriage, apparently forward of the transmission. It only seems to depend on engine RPM, not speed or gear.
It sounds like thin metal, a grating or something. It buzzes in that range, and then is gone outside of that range. No big deal, except that you pass through that range every time you shift. Drives me nuts.
My suspicion at the moment is the skid plate, but I haven't pinned it down yet. Before I climb under there with the engine going at 2k, has anyone else diagnosed this before?