I googled the key words in your problem:
2001 Suburban water rushing around in cabin of truck... You can hear it moving around after it has been sitting for awhile (partiucularly over night)... It appears to be on the inside passenger side of truck...
“take it to a shop with a lift and ask them to clean out the air conditioner drain.”
"It is a clogged A/C drain. I had the same problem. The dealer can inclog it without much charge."
“You are hearing the water flowing through your heater core. There might be some air trapped in the cooling system. Check the coolant level first thing in the morning before you start the car. Top it off and put the cap on tight.”
Bill in
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Subject: [diesel_mercedes] a little interim off topic help
Guys,
I am driving my 4 by 4 1995 Chevy Suburban. Had it since new.
When I first start it up in the mornings, there is a sound of rushing water going from front to back that can be heard inside the vehicle. I have front and rear AC.
What could be making to noise. No water leaks or fluid leaks that I can see. Been doing it for about 6 months, no other side effects. Any ideas.
Chip
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