Detect Strange Noises In Your Car
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The unusual noises in your car reveal a lot. These can of course be annoying or even dangerous but they can also indicate that there is a serious problem in your car. Careless drivers tend to take risks, from increased tire wear and tear, rumbling sounds, shaking, buzzing or clinking from places you are not even aware of.
Beware of the following noises emitting from a vehicle that is capable of releasing something that keeps your vehicle from running:
Buzzing: Do you feel a slight buzzing sound when driving on slippery roads? Allegedly is the profile of the tire tread, the sawtooth profile responsible for making that sound. The cause may be an outdated shock absorber.
Rattling: The main reason behind the rattling sound may be the drive shaft, located between the gearbox and the wheels. In order for the joints to be flexible with the wheels, the wheels must rotate as they run. Unfortunately, the rubber cuff around will tear sooner or later. The oil may be used up and must be replaced immediately.
Cracking: Do you feel a cracking sound when driving? The culprit is a pedal on the suspension. Steel wire that is 1-2 centimeters thick and spongy has a tendency to break quickly. To detect this problem is to lift the vehicle and replace the tires.
Rattling: Rattling sounds may occur when the exhaust system is loose, also when it is in little contact with other parts of the car, for example loose brake pads or crushed calipers.
Rumble: It rumbles when you drive on rocky roads? The cause is the clutch! This is supposed to stabilize the base on the vehicle and ensure convenience in the motorized compartment. What's rumbling here is that the clutch pads are worn out.
Scrape: Sounds like dragging a tree branch against your tires, your handbrake or your brake pedal may be very worn out. Take a look at the bottom of your vehicle first.
Screaming: A screeching sound like screaming in a car comes from one of two locations: the engine fan strap or the brakes. The fan strap can slip when braking or scream frequently when stopping the vehicle or when the bearings are worn to a low level and “Sensor Warning” screams to tell you it is time to get your brakes replaced.
Shaking: If you think there is a shaking sensation while operating the steering wheel, it is possible that your tires are not properly balanced. The repair shop will take care of this with the help of a balancing machine.
Whooping: Whooping sound coming from near the gas tank could mean that the fuel pump is running low, which can be very expensive to repair if it breaks. It's best not to let your fuel tank go below a quarter of the tank's fill to keep the fuel pump stable and lubricated.
Don't ignore your car's 'secret message' - they have something to say. It is better to visit the nearest repair shop for clarification, preventing you from damaging expensive vehicles.