ticking sound

Asked by Gerald May 28, 2016 at 11:42 PM about the 2005 Hummer H2 Luxury

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My H2 started making a ticking noise coming from
engine compartment.  Used to hear it when first
starting then it would go away when warmed up.
Now I hear it more not loud but I notice it.

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What you're describing sounds like an exhaust leak-- these happen typically at the manifold, but not limited to the downpipe connection to the catalysts, and or primary mufflers. Its a pretty simple fix, but if you're not mechanically sound, and exhaust shop should be able to fix it for less than 250.00

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You can try tightening the manifold bolts, making sure they are tight and see if it changes the ticking any. If you take it to a shop and they suggest replacing the gasket make sure they use a steel one.

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H2 hummer making a clicking sound from the bottom, sound like in the oil pan,I parked out that night in the garage,it was quite as a mouse,then remote started it,then can this click sound that morning

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Did you figure out what it was? My 2005 H2 makes what I presume is the same sound as yours. I'd like to get it fixed.

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