scraping sound from engine
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hahahah
ok heres the thing ....
when ever I am around 3k ... coasting .... I hear a scrapign noice .... like a gringinf but high pitched... could my seal be going or the rotor scraping? what?
ok heres the thing ....
when ever I am around 3k ... coasting .... I hear a scrapign noice .... like a gringinf but high pitched... could my seal be going or the rotor scraping? what?
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marbles usually aren't at that low of an rpm, are they?
(that was my original thought as well)
(that was my original thought as well)
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Could it be your brake pad squealer indicating time to change pads? You've got to be way more detailed in your description. Try to diagnose it some mroe and get back to us.
BTW, rear pad squealer is very subtle, unlike the front pad squealer. I myself was fooled initially.
BTW, rear pad squealer is very subtle, unlike the front pad squealer. I myself was fooled initially.
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Could it be your brake pad squealer indicating time to change pads? You've got to be way more detailed in your description. Try to diagnose it some mroe and get back to us.
BTW, rear pad squealer is very subtle, unlike the front pad squealer. I myself was fooled initially.
BTW, rear pad squealer is very subtle, unlike the front pad squealer. I myself was fooled initially.
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I think I know what the OP is talking about as I have the same experience on my 05. Though I've noticed that the squealing is around approx 50% engine load and it varies by speed/gear. It's only during cruise and takes a very fine adjustment of the pedal to produce it.
Letting off the throttle or increasing it will cause the squealing to go away. I have no leaks and haven't been able to find any loose parts.
It's audible from outside the car as I hear it more with the windows down. I haven't been able to figure out the source of the problem.
The sound is high pitched but not very loud. I only noticed it when I would drive with no music on.
Letting off the throttle or increasing it will cause the squealing to go away. I have no leaks and haven't been able to find any loose parts.
It's audible from outside the car as I hear it more with the windows down. I haven't been able to figure out the source of the problem.
The sound is high pitched but not very loud. I only noticed it when I would drive with no music on.
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I think I know what the OP is talking about as I have the same experience on my 05. Though I've noticed that the squealing is around approx 50% engine load and it varies by speed/gear. It's only during cruise and takes a very fine adjustment of the pedal to produce it.
Letting off the throttle or increasing it will cause the squealing to go away. I have no leaks and haven't been able to find any loose parts.
It's audible from outside the car as I hear it more with the windows down. I haven't been able to figure out the source of the problem.
The sound is high pitched but not very loud. I only noticed it when I would drive with no music on.
Letting off the throttle or increasing it will cause the squealing to go away. I have no leaks and haven't been able to find any loose parts.
It's audible from outside the car as I hear it more with the windows down. I haven't been able to figure out the source of the problem.
The sound is high pitched but not very loud. I only noticed it when I would drive with no music on.
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