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  1. 10-30-2008 02:22 PM #1
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    Exclamation doubletrouble

    I have a 2004 freightliner century every time i mash my fuel pedal there"s a squilling noise whats wrong now.
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    Why are you "mashing" your gas pedal?
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    Quote Originally Posted by lindersingleton@yahoo.com View Post
    I have a 2004 freightliner century every time i mash my gas pedal there"s a quilling noise whats wrong now.

    ...what's this all mean?

    "Trucks" have fuel pedals, because they burn fuel... not gas.
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    I'm still trying to understand how this person got a noise resembling a band of linen out of their truck.....
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    I agree, the request is hard to interpret.

    You may have a broken head bolt, or a blown head gasket.
    Sounds like a pressure leak. Check your manifold pressure too.

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    Thanks, for infor. will check.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lindersingleton@yahoo.com View Post
    Thanks, for infor. will check.
    You speaka da engrish ???
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    I had the same thing going on with my 04 and had a clamp broke on the turbo pipe.
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    You speaka da engrish ???



    lol. now that sounds like italian..
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    Loose kneuter belt
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    Manifold pressure leak?

    Turbocharger innerds rubbin on the housing?

    Squalling tires?
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    Turbo on the way out.
    I can use power tools, and I'll think about doing your dry cleaning if the rates are good.
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