Water sloshing noise under dash?
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Water sloshing noise under dash?
Alright, 1st post don't be too rough on me. I've got some knowledge of cars and what goes but there's something up with my '02 1500. Initially I thought maybe it was the freon or something having to do with the AC. When accelerating from a light I hear a slight sloshing sound coming from under my dash...it's apparent that it's a liquid of some kind. I've popped the hood and looked around for anything suspicious..no luck. One other thing I noticed which may or may not be related is that the heat only seems to really work when I'm actually moving. If I'm sitting at a stop light I'm not getting max heat until I'm accelerating down the road. Any help is greatly appreciated, I've tried to find some micro to get some idea of what's under the dash but have had no luck.
Trying to avoid calling the stealership but that'll be my next move. Thanks again.
Trying to avoid calling the stealership but that'll be my next move. Thanks again.
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RE: Water sloshing noise under dash?
ORIGINAL: AIR RAM
Check your radiiator fluid level... I will bet your low on fluid. This has caused your heater eliment to be LOW on fluid...hence the "Sloshing" ...
SPEED SAFE, AIR RAM
Check your radiiator fluid level... I will bet your low on fluid. This has caused your heater eliment to be LOW on fluid...hence the "Sloshing" ...
SPEED SAFE, AIR RAM
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RE: Water sloshing noise under dash?
ORIGINAL: AIR RAM
Check your radiiator fluid level... I will bet your low on fluid. This has caused your heater eliment to be LOW on fluid...hence the "Sloshing" ...
SPEED SAFE, AIR RAM
Check your radiiator fluid level... I will bet your low on fluid. This has caused your heater eliment to be LOW on fluid...hence the "Sloshing" ...
SPEED SAFE, AIR RAM
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RE: Water sloshing noise under dash?
ORIGINAL: osteodoc08
Beat me to it. I second the low coolant level. Now you have to figure out why. Ceck all of your hose connections and clamps.
Beat me to it. I second the low coolant level. Now you have to figure out why. Ceck all of your hose connections and clamps.