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mud_dog
Reg. Dec 2004
Posted 2005-11-06 9:41 AM (#32741)
Subject: Ford F 350


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I have a Ford F350  6.0 deisel that is making a whistling noise through the exaust.  I have recently changed the air filter and this didn't help.

Are there any opinions as to what could be causing this?

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retento
Reg. Aug 2004
Posted 2005-11-06 11:00 AM (#32745 - in reply to #32741)
Subject: RE: Ford F 350


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Turbocharger...............? Think about it. Has it been doing this all along or did it just start? Remember, whistle is good, unless you got a leak inbetween the turbo and intake manifold, or in and around the aftercooler.
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mud_dog
Reg. Dec 2004
Posted 2005-11-06 11:53 AM (#32746 - in reply to #32745)
Subject: RE: Ford F 350


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About 3 months do you think it is normal for the whistling sound to be coming from the exhaust and the fuel mileage has dropped.
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perfect11s
Reg. Sep 2005
Posted 2005-11-06 2:08 PM (#32747 - in reply to #32741)
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Maybe you could find another truck and listen to see if it makes the same sound , if you have an aftermarket exhaust  it may sound different , the other posibilty is that your exhaust has become damaged by grounding out or has the tail pipe got bent,check for kinks and bends that could reduce your mileage/power..  also its possible the catalist has broken up or a baffle in the muffler is loose....hope this helps 

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ajs01
Reg. Sep 2005
Posted 2005-11-07 12:05 AM (#32762 - in reply to #32741)
Subject: RE: Ford F 350


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I'd have it looked at. I run an 05 wirh the 6.0 diesel and have no whistle. It's alway better to be safe then sorry when haulin horses.
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rockyrider
Reg. Jun 2004
Posted 2005-11-07 1:37 AM (#32763 - in reply to #32741)
Subject: RE: Ford F 350


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Try posting it on this site, these guys will be able to help you.

http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=107

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haul_n_horses
Reg. Jul 2004
Posted 2005-11-07 7:42 AM (#32769 - in reply to #32763)
Subject: RE: Ford F 350



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Like said before your cat, and exhaust are probably just getting broke in, therefore you will hear more of the turbo whistle.  Especially if you just turn it off and then stick your ear near your tip you can hear your turbine wheel spin down. 

As for the mileage drop I bet it was about 1.5 - 2.5 miles per gallon drop.  This is all because of the winter blend fuel that is now starting to circulate around.  It has more additives to keep the fuel from gelling up on ya.  I know every year around this time my mileage drops by exactly 2 mpg every year.

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Painted Horse
Reg. May 2005
Posted 2005-11-07 10:08 AM (#32773 - in reply to #32741)
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Take it in to your local Ford Dealer. Have an oil change done and ask them while they are under the hood to check it out.

My 2003 6.0L has had many small problems and my dealer has been very willing to look at any/all of them.

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robdnorm
Reg. Jan 2005
Posted 2005-11-07 10:23 AM (#32775 - in reply to #32741)
Subject: RE: Ford F 350


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If you haven't already taken it to the dealer, check the hose that runs from the front of the engine to the turbo on the right side.  It is located right in front of the battery and should be a blue rubber hose that connects the other pipes.  Mine came off completely this past week and I had to put it back on after it cooled down for a half hour on the side of the road.  Sometimes, the clamps can come loose and allow you to not have a good seal on this area.  You will definitely hear a whistle coming from the side of the truck.  Your mileage will also be compromised as well. 
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racesarabhorses
Reg. Oct 2005
Posted 2005-11-07 10:51 PM (#32792 - in reply to #32763)
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Might get more responses on http://www.oilburners.net or http://www.thedieselstop.com.Mike
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