It is on a 2003 Chevy Tahoe with a Bose system.
It sounds like u have a bad ground somewhere. I would check your grounds.
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i think what you are talking about is the front differential. you will wanna put gear oil in it. the correct weight would be found in your manual.
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I know the earlier tahoe's have two heater lines running from the engine compartment to the rear under the vechile. Those lines could be clogged or pinched shut. What you do is get two hose locking pliers. Go under your truck, they are two metal lines that turn into rubber and back into metal again farther down the line. First, checked for pinched lines. If none, find where the rubber hoses are, clamp them off, remove from metal lines and drain. Use garden hose to flush fresh water through. When water comes through at high pressure and pretty clear, it should be done. Reconnect hoses, top off radiator fluid and it should be fine.
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if my ground is bad wouldnt it come through all my speakers. what about my amp. could it be a prob with it
yeah it's a god possibility! I have two amps running in my trck and I'm running 1 AWG wire to both of them and have never had that problem. I've heard it in other cars before and it is annoying! From what i understand is if the ground wire on the amp is in a spot with paint or not ground to the chassis correctly it will cause ground noise. That is what your hearing. So yes I would say that it is coming from the amp!
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