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I attempted to search for this issue being covered before, but unfortunately, I couldn’t find any previous discussions or solutions. This problem is unrelated to the rear axles or rear differential clunking and drivetrain noise.
I own a 2025 Crew Cab that emits a vibration or engine harmonic-like noise when accelerating around 1800 to 2000 rpms. Additionally, you can hear this same noise if you’re stationary in park and rev up the engine to approximately 1800-2000 rpms. Interestingly, the driving mode you select doesn’t seem to affect the noise.
The noise appears to disappear when you tilt the rear bed completely up. I’ve also encountered this same sound at the same RPMs on another 1500 Crew Cab, so it’s not a specific issue with my unit.
I’m almost certain that the noise is caused by something vibrating, but I haven’t been able to identify the source yet.
Has anyone else noticed this noise?
I own a 2025 Crew Cab that emits a vibration or engine harmonic-like noise when accelerating around 1800 to 2000 rpms. Additionally, you can hear this same noise if you’re stationary in park and rev up the engine to approximately 1800-2000 rpms. Interestingly, the driving mode you select doesn’t seem to affect the noise.
The noise appears to disappear when you tilt the rear bed completely up. I’ve also encountered this same sound at the same RPMs on another 1500 Crew Cab, so it’s not a specific issue with my unit.
I’m almost certain that the noise is caused by something vibrating, but I haven’t been able to identify the source yet.
Has anyone else noticed this noise?
