Chirp sound at idle - 355 miles 5.0L
#12
I need to bring it anyway for some issues they caused fixing water leaks. But I read about some people having their cats replaced for this noise. To me it sounds like it's in the exhaust.
#13
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Can you update the chirp diagnosis? Mine sounds like the catalytic converter on the right side chirps. Thanks
#14
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#17
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Any updates on this ? My 2018 is doing a chirping noise at idle as well.
https://youtu.be/ycz74Ck0rrM
https://youtu.be/ycz74Ck0rrM
#18
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My '16 XLT 5.0 has no chirping noises that i can tell.
Do you have a Cali exhaust system or something?
If it were my deal, i'd stethoscope to confirm where the chirp is really coming from.
If its indeed coming from the cat, could be loose clamps or some other metal to metal contact in that area causing the chirping due to engine vibration.
You might want to tap the cat lightly with a hammer to see if anything bounces around or vibrates in it.
I can't see how a cat could create noise unless it was defective or a bad design.
Do you have a Cali exhaust system or something?
If it were my deal, i'd stethoscope to confirm where the chirp is really coming from.
If its indeed coming from the cat, could be loose clamps or some other metal to metal contact in that area causing the chirping due to engine vibration.
You might want to tap the cat lightly with a hammer to see if anything bounces around or vibrates in it.
I can't see how a cat could create noise unless it was defective or a bad design.
#19
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Thread Starter
My '16 XLT 5.0 has no chirping noises that i can tell.
Do you have a Cali exhaust system or something?
If it were my deal, i'd stethoscope to confirm where the chirp is really coming from.
If its indeed coming from the cat, could be loose clamps or some other metal to metal contact in that area causing the chirping due to engine vibration.
You might want to tap the cat lightly with a hammer to see if anything bounces around or vibrates in it.
I can't see how a cat could create noise unless it was defective or a bad design.
Do you have a Cali exhaust system or something?
If it were my deal, i'd stethoscope to confirm where the chirp is really coming from.
If its indeed coming from the cat, could be loose clamps or some other metal to metal contact in that area causing the chirping due to engine vibration.
You might want to tap the cat lightly with a hammer to see if anything bounces around or vibrates in it.
I can't see how a cat could create noise unless it was defective or a bad design.
#20
Junior Member
Chirp
Any updates on this ? My 2018 is doing a chirping noise at idle as well.
https://youtu.be/ycz74Ck0rrM
https://youtu.be/ycz74Ck0rrM
Here is mine:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4pejs3ff92...25538.mp4?dl=0