We've got a 2004 T&C with a 3.3L V6 engine. It has roughly 147000 miles on it. For the past year there has been a noise that usually gets worse as it gets colder. This summer, it was there as well. I am convinced that it is not the power steering, since it makes no difference if the steering wheel is being touched or not. It is a hum that changes in tone with the shifting of the transmission.
I have had hubby bring it in to the dealer a couple of times, but they always tell me there is nothing wrong. Is this just a normal quirk with this engine? Is it ok to ask a mechanic to come along for a ride to tell them what I am hearing? And why is it that husbands never think anything is wrong with their wife's vehicle? I've been told to just turn up the radio, then the noise won't bother me.
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We've got a 2004 T&C with a 3.3L V6 engine. It has roughly 147000 miles on it. For the past year there has been a noise that usually gets worse as it gets colder. This summer, it was there as well. I am convinced that it is not the power steering, since it makes no difference if the steering wheel is being touched or not. It is a hum that changes in tone with the shifting of the transmission.
I have had hubby bring it in to the dealer a couple of times, but they always tell me there is nothing wrong. Is this just a normal quirk with this engine? Is it ok to ask a mechanic to come along for a ride to tell them what I am hearing? And why is it that husbands never think anything is wrong with their wife's vehicle? I've been told to just turn up the radio, then the noise won't bother me.
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