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1. There is absolutley no arm room to get anything done. I will post back here if I track down the cause of the noise. To answer a few questions from above. Noise doesn’t change if I am turning. It makes the noise all the time regardles off what I turn on/off in the cabin. The car was manufactured in Mexico. The fan is not hitting the fan shroud.

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2. Oct 11,  · If there’s no grinding while the engine is running and with the vehicle parked, take it for a drive and test the brakes. If there’s grinding, then your most likely problem are the brake pads. Try to turn left and right and see if there are grinding noises, too.

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3. Noises you hear coming from the engine compartment/front: Bad Bearing in Timing Belt Tensioner: woh woh woh woh Bad Turbo: boooOOOOOOooo Boiling Coolant: bllgh blllgggh blllllgggghh Brake Booster Failing: hissssssssss ssss ss Clutch Release Bearing on the Way Out: jee je je jeee Clutch Screech: screek, screek, screek Connecting Rod that went through the Engine Block: clicketta clicketta clicketta.

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5. These common car noises can spell trouble and cost a lot of money, especially if ignored. If your car makes noise when accelerating or turning, don't ignore it. A humming, grinding or hissing car.

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6. A popping sound coming from your engine can be bad news. If you suddenly hear a loud pop or bang in the engine area, pull over to the side of the road and check it out. Be on the lookout for smoke or fire, two things you should never see under the hood.

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8. Any sound that is a "squeak" is usually related to a belt somewhere in the engine. It is a good idea to check all the other belts that you have in your car if you hear this type of noise when you start the engine. While modern cars drive most accessories and the alternator from a single serpentine belt, older cars often used a series of V-belts.

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9. Help, please! Ford Taurus w/ , miles. Yep, it’s been good to me, and I’ve been good to it! However, the romance may be over now. There is a not so pleasing sound of rocks in a rock tumbler when the car is in idle, or in drive waiting at stop lights. Doesn’t matter if I just started the vehicle or it’s been running awhile. Noise is definitely coming from the engine and not at.

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