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Old 03-27-2007   #1
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High pitch humming sound

When I am driving my car I can hear a somewhat high pitch sound that seems to be coming from the passanger side of the car. I can't hear it when I get out of the car because its too loud haha. But when I blinker the pitch goes up and down with the light flashing. I think it has to do with the battery or the alternator, but those are both brand new. Any ideas?
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Old 03-27-2007   #2
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Re: High pitch humming sound

My car does this too, but the noise comes from the rear, so that leads me to believe it's the fuel pump. I just got the car, and the guy I bought it from didn't know what kind of pump was in it, but it was overrunning the stock FPR, so I'm guessing it's a Walbro 255.
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Old 03-27-2007   #3
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Re: High pitch humming sound

Yea I've got a walbro 255 as well. I could possibly be that, but why? I didn't hear anything from the engin bay but when I stuck my head inside the passanger window i heard it again.
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Old 03-27-2007   #4
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Re: High pitch humming sound

It could be your fuel pump, it is getting warmer out so they will make more noise now.

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Re: High pitch humming sound

But why would my blinker cause the pitch to go slightly up and down.
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Old 03-27-2007   #6
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Re: High pitch humming sound

It draws power from the electrical system causing a different pitch from the fuel pump.
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Old 03-27-2007   #7
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Re: High pitch humming sound

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It draws power from the electrical system causing a different pitch from the fuel pump.
Ya know I'm starting to remember reading something like this before. Glad to hear it's not something with the battery or alternator like I originally thought.
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Old 03-28-2007   #8
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Re: High pitch humming sound

It's still ghey, I always wondered what that sound was because it only comes in warmer temps... now I know.
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It's still ghey, I always wondered what that sound was because it only comes in warmer temps... now I know.
But you don't have an upgraded fuel pump, do you?
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Re: High pitch humming sound

no, .. well not that I know of, but I get a buzzing/whine from the passenger side/kinda rear that lasts for a few secs when it's warm out.
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Re: High pitch humming sound

There is a reason it is called a Whinebro!
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I was just going to say that, newbs.

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Re: High pitch humming sound

Yea you can get a hardwire kit and the humming will go away. But to me its not worth it. I can work on my perfect pitch lol
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Re: High pitch humming sound

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Yea you can get a hardwire kit and the humming will go away. But to me its not worth it. I can work on my perfect pitch lol
No, the hardwire kit won't make it quiet. The pump itself is noisy. Mine is hardwired.
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