Author: Azim Uddin
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Cars make a wide range of noises to draw your attention to specific problems. Among them, grinding noise is very common and can happen intermittently. Understanding the underlying reasons behind the noise is crucial. Intermittent grinding noise when driving can be caused by the following reasons. I will help you identify the root cause behind the grinding noise and provide you with the solutions. Let’s get started.
When you lift off the foot from the gas pedal, your car should ideally slow down without any noise. But sometimes, a whirring noise comes from the front of the car. The issues behind this problem should be addressed promptly to avoid costly repairs. Your car makes a whirring noise when slowing down because of the following reasons. With a detailed explanation of these situations, I will provide effective solutions to each problem. Read till the end to eliminate that annoying whirring noise.
Most vehicle’s engines are designed to be quiet when on the road. However, sometimes, even the most silent engines could make unusual noises when accelerating for different reasons. The noises range from ticking to squeaking, rattling, and chirping. So, what are the reasons for the ticking noise in the engine when accelerating? If you hear a ticking noise in the engine during accelerations only, it could be due to the following reasons. But how do you diagnose the ticking noise and fix the problem? Keep reading to find out. Spark plugs are usually bolted into the cylinder head to help…