Strange Noise After Engine Dies. But It's Not What You Think It Is. This one is going to the dealer

[@lcee6592]

Definitely a muffler bearing or the ashtray gasket

[@fredholley6248]

lol

[@michaelszczys8316]

Don't be silly. Ashtray gaskets don't make ANY noise. Now the muffler bearing, that is a real good possibility. Especially that high frequency squeal.

[@dennisrutherford6973]

If anyone can figure it out Kenny you will

[@damonhill4909]

Hmmm? I'm thinking loose ground somewhere on the wiring harness.

[@peterbenson3776]

I saw that fluid reservoir boiling like crazy ..

[@Jay388]

It was just circulating not boiling 😂

[@rumleyrum5839]

Strange problem for sure. BTW, nice to see the glimpses of fall color because living in Arizona we miss that here.

[@BobSmith-mj7ik]

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family

[@jimmuller6962]

Why was the power steering reserve bubbling like it was boiling? Could the PS pump be about to explode?

[@dougobrien2840]

Air lock can cause boiling .

[@Jay388]

It was circulating not boiling 😂

[@bobby9195]

Happy Thanksgiving Mr Kenny 😅😂🎉❤

[@richardhoneywell7411]

Happy Thanksgiving Kenny and Family

[@JimSix-jo6hf]

that is a bad noise and it went away after clearing codes, a bad cam phaser is all i can think of it did have cam codes, looks like there is more than one problem here, it stalled after the rear wheels hit a bump, thinking fuel pump there, you did well to pass on this one

[@I-watch-at-2x]

Happy Thanksgiving everyone

[@armusc757]

Accelerator sensor, hell in my 98 Dakota it's called a gas pedal .....😂😂😂

[@Pantherman1979]

Interesting problem; Happy Turkey Day Kenny!

[@notsureigaf]

All those codes near the beginning make it seem like a 5V circuit issue. Might be a chafed wire somewhere, which would explain why the problem comes and goes depending on how the van is being driven.

[@johnchambers12]

The noise sounded like when my harmonic balancer fell apart in the early 80’s but that noise only went away when i replaced it

[@eyerollthereforeiam1709]

Wow, that IS a weird noise. I'm not sure how to describe it.

[@MaverickandStuff]

With all those codes, something is connected between them. I would think either a bad ground or a wire rubbed through shorting when hitting a bump.

[@Rathika5]

Electrical issues can be so weird.

[@bigbill709]

Yes loud and clear sounds like a bad kunuter valve to me but what do I know.

[@jefferyrichards3165]

Greetings Mr. Kenny, quick question, i have a 2017 Cadillac XT-5 with the 3.6 engine going on 90,000 miles. I get the dreaded "steering assist disable"" message. The code PO128 indicates temp sensor fail, however i have changed this with new temp sensor and same this happens. From all the blogs i have read concerning this issue GM does not really have a permanent fix for this. Any suggestions please much appreciated for any help with this issue. All the best, cheers.

[@Jay388]

They were having issues with the wiring harnesses on the engines in the Titan. These have the same engines so I wonder if it's the same problem? 🤔 And a mechanic that's above crawling around under a vehicle 🤔🤣🤣👍

[@jamesgiovagnoli7754]

Yes, happy thanksgiving to you and yours. This one will probably be a good diagnostic teaching example.

[@mikecopenhaver4484]

You should recognize a bad muffler bearing!

[@njtinman519]

Happy Thanksgiving

[@dhgmllcshea5038]

Reminds me of the rattle on old crossover flappers on v8s

[@Gatekeeper-p6g]

That sounds like a very good jigsaw puzzle! In other words very hard to figure out!

[@XPFTP]

happy fatten up and sleep in chair day.

[@timr31908]

I hear that noise also... But I still think it's in your head... That would be too easy... That noise is the taxpayers moaning...😮

[@johnaclark1]

All those codes are for sensors on a 5v ref circuit. The fact that the APP sensor was stuck low tells me it's probably not a bad ground. It's a bad sensor, or possibly a bad power to the PCM, or a bad PCM. The dealer is the worst place to send that van.

[@jthonn]

Happy Thanksgiving to you and Meg, hope all is well. Thanks for the video

[@glennfields8121]

Good day brother Kenny. That is a strange noise. It's haunted, it's a Nissan!

[@JeffinTD]

Very interesting. I wonder if the engine computer reads one APP signal and the transmission module reads the other?

[@ralphjohnson4041]

Bit of a disappointing ending. Like to see you fix things.

[@michaelszczys8316]

Hope in the end maybe you find out what it was, even if YOU don't find it, just for us.

[@dhgmllcshea5038]

What about a loose chunk of cat matrix, rattling around?

[@mckinleygoetz9855]

Almost sounds like a pulley of some sort.

[@bigbill709]

You look kinda springy to me 😊

[@simplyamazing880]

Don't know what's wrong with this but fixing it will be expensive.

[@stevemccauley5734]

Nissan = the Chrysler of Japan. Happy thanksgiving everyone.

[@fredholley6248]

@2:14 I see the problem.....

[@InsideOfMyOwnMind]

Yeah the dealer's gonna find that, right?

[@InTime-x3j]

Is the vehicles name Christine?LOL

[@elcheapo5302]

I always thought those were cool. If they were 4wd and weren't Nissans, I'd probably have one.

[@bigbill709]

Later Dudes

[@RobertYonng]

Alternator

[@pontiac411]

Mnf are destroying car quality with all this electronic junk.

[@timr31908]

The way they do it is not the way we want it... The way we want it is not the way they do it... I think this has a lot to do with tug of war between free enterprise and communist.. I have found the answer...😊

[@donaldboley771]

Call check engine chuck he likes problem child vehicles 😅

[@HouseCallAutoRepair]

The noise went away, because the engine smoothed out, when you cleared the codes. Something is knocking out sensors. Powers, grounds, and signal. A common ground MAY be the cause, but it seems to me that something is taking down a power or signal, and knocking out the associated module. (THIS is the stuff I'm concentrating on, in training)