Whistling noise in gas line

[tiger jon]

I posted a week or so ago about a whistling noise when our furnace is heating with gas. Now I realize it's happening when the hot water heater is operating as well (louder when furnace on). It would appear it has something to do with the gas line since I don't hear it over by the hot water heater or the furnace. I know this is not a plumbing forum, but has anyone ever experienced something like this? Thanks.

TJ

[Hroper]

Are they connected with a small flexible connector. If they are that's your sound.

[Jultzya]

If I was a general homeowner...

I think I'd be calling my gas supplier to make sure everything was SAFE!

[tiger jon]

Hroper,

Is what connected? The gas lint to the furnace/water heater?

TJ

[Keith Lohr]

Is the gas line the corrugated flexible line? I bet it is, and the small lines for some reason act as a moose call. Take the line loose and blow through it, i bet it makes the noise, if so replace with a larger line.

[tiger jon]

Keith,

Lines appear to be iron.

TJ

[beenthere]

Originally posted by jultzya
If I was a general homeowner...

Are you saying your only a major. LOL...


Call either the gas company, or a service company to check it.

Before you have no heat or hot water.

[SBuckJ]

I had this same problem with a house I did two years ago. Turned out it was a faulty meter. The sound traveled thru the black iron gas line.
Buck

[tlchvac]

If you teach the gas line the words to the song it will stop whistling

[t527ed]

have heard gas meters and regulators make some wierd noises. call gas supplier and have them check it out.