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A Zinging sound at high Revs

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YOUR RESEARCHA Zinging sound at high Revs

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If you're not getting is MIL or check engine lights, then I'd recommend running a test with a Durametric.

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If you're not getting is MIL or check engine lights, then I'd recommend running a test with a Durametric.

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I just fixed it last weekend.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I hear a zinging sound that seems to come from the back of the car but no necessarily the engine. It occurs with Revs that are more than 3500. Gets a little louder as the Revs increase all the way to redline. Cannot for the life of me figure out what it is. Any thoughts? Thanks

POST 2Original post

Sounds like your serpentine drive belt or one of your pulleys is rubbing against something, check to ensure all your pulleys and the serpentine drive belt are all free and clear of any obstruction. Mine was rubbing against my K&N cold air kit box, repositioned the box, no more zing!

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Will check that - Thanks

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It would help us help you if you posted a video recording of the sound. If you're not getting is MIL or check engine lights, then I'd recommend running a test with a Durametric. Lots of things can cause that kind of sound.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So how ridiculous is this - the sound was coins in the center console. For some reason it was reverberating in a way that it seemed to be coming from behind me. Removed he coins and sound gone LOL - Thanks all

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Hah, good one. My funny sound was my car turned into a Turbo 911 after I had pulled the stereo out a couple of times for some wiring issues. As I revved up, the turbo was more pronounced. It kinda sounded cool actually. Come to find out, one of the speaker wires RCA plug/pin broke off in the stereo. I left it for almost 2 years and just turned off the stereo when I didn't want to listen to turbo, lol. I just fixed it last weekend. I miss my Turbo........

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