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emblie

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• Feb 18, 2005

• #1

My 96 Mazda B3000 is making a very odd noise. While I'm in motion, it
makes a sound like an airplane is passing overhead. Its loudest is when I
am going my fastest. When I come to a stop, the noise stops. Does anyone
have any idea what's wrong with my truck?

 

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mat brady

Guest

• Feb 18, 2005

• #2

check that your door are fully closed, windows up all the way and weather
striping is on properly. I have weather striping on my chevy that comes off
and makes the same noise
"emblie" <emblie@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> My 96 Mazda B3000 is making a very odd noise. While I'm in motion, it
> makes a sound like an airplane is passing overhead. Its loudest is when I
> am going my fastest. When I come to a stop, the noise stops. Does anyone
> have any idea what's wrong with my truck?
>

 

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el Diablo

Guest

• Feb 18, 2005

• #3

"emblie" <emblie@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:552bc05b3fc3005b11a9245c571a1a42@localhost.talkaboutautos.com...
> My 96 Mazda B3000 is making a very odd noise. While I'm in motion, it
> makes a sound like an airplane is passing overhead. Its loudest is when I
> am going my fastest. When I come to a stop, the noise stops. Does anyone
> have any idea what's wrong with my truck?
>

Clutch fan is stuck.

Brian

 

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emblie

Guest

• Feb 18, 2005

• #4

This is going to sound extremely stupid, but keep in mind that i am a girl.
My truck is an automatic. Could it still be the clutch fan? How much
does something like this cost to fix?

 

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emblie

Guest

• Feb 18, 2005

• #5

This is going to sound extremely stupid, but keep in mind that i am a girl.
My truck is an automatic. Could it still be the clutch fan? How much
does something like this cost to fix?

 

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Peter D. Hipson

Guest

• Feb 18, 2005

• #6

And, what's wrong with being a girl?

Open hood,

if there is a fan clutch, it is located on the engine cooling fan.
Again, if there is a clutch, with the engine OFF, you should be able
to rotate the fan, with some resistance.

DO you have a fan clutch... I don't know about your vehicle, but if
there is a finned device on the front of the fan at the center (hub)
it is probably a fan clutch.

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 23:23:24 -0500, "emblie" <emblie@gmail.com> wrote:

>This is going to sound extremely stupid, but keep in mind that i am a girl.
> My truck is an automatic. Could it still be the clutch fan? How much
>does something like this cost to fix?

 

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Lon

Guest

• Feb 19, 2005

• #7

emblie proclaimed:
> This is going to sound extremely stupid, but keep in mind that i am a girl.
> My truck is an automatic. Could it still be the clutch fan? How much
> does something like this cost to fix?
>

The other poster meant fan clutch. As in the clutch that turns your
engine cooling fan on and off.

 

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el Diablo

Guest

• Feb 19, 2005

• #8

"emblie" <emblie@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:c91d43d294a0d9c9b88508338d184d46@localhost.talkaboutautos.com...
> This is going to sound extremely stupid, but keep in mind that i am a
> girl.
> My truck is an automatic. Could it still be the clutch fan? How much
> does something like this cost to fix?
>

Here's a typical fan clutch assembly.

http://www.artsautomotive.com/fanclutch.jpg

Brian

 

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emblie

Guest

• Feb 19, 2005

• #9

i appreciate all the help.