Thanks for your question about your Dodge truck. I have replaced the alternator, belt extentioner, ideler pully, and belt. Your owner’s manual can help you find the power steering fluid reservoir, or you can check under your hood for a bottle with a small cap labeled “Power Steering”. It Only Does It When I Turn The Heat On, And It Sounds As If Its Coming From The Dash. Using a wrench you can loosen the belt tensioner by turning it clockwise. Also, the sound will only happen when the car has stopped for more than 2 hours. If a reputable shop did your alignment then you can hopefully rule out your tie rods being bad. i have a 2001 bmw 325i, the power steering is leaking and need a new hose, is there a certain one i should buy? Simply refilling the system will leave you with a low fluid level again in the future so make sure you add BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak (availibe here: http://store.gobdp.com/power-steering-stop-leak-00232/). When traveling over 70 mph and take foot off gas get a low whining noise from the front (seems more passenger side but not positive). If you don’t discover any low fluid levels it may be another one of your accessories going bad and may be worth taking your van to a mechanic to diagnose the problem. So what’s about car makes noise when accelerating at low speed ... 40 km/h and decelerating when nearly stop ( 30 – 0 km/h ), Sent to the workshop multiple times to have some parts replaces but the problem is still occurring. If the whining noise seems to change with gear shifts or is coming from your transmission it could be an indication that it is time for new transmission fluid. BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak is guaranteed to permanently stop your leak and, best of all, it is quick, easy and significantly less expensive than replacing equipment. 1993 Cadillac sedan deville, it has a whining noise while idling in park after running for about 3 to 5 minutes. To check for vacuum leaks, look for loose or broken vacuum hoses around your engine bay. NOW its extremely loud and ugly sounding. Over time, your exhaust system will rust due to the temperature swings and moisture in your exhaust gases. This morning my husband drove it to work and it sounded horrible, even at faster speeds (possibly slower ones too, I’m not sure), until he went through a puddle. BlueDevil Transmission Sealer will seal your transmission leak, and then you can top it off with the recommended transmission fluid. The other possibility is that you have a clog in your power steering rack making it difficult for the pump to push fluid through it making the whining sound. All BlueDevil products are backed by our money back guarantee as long as they are purchased directly from our website (http://store.gobdp.com/power-steering-stop-leak-00232/) or from one of our authorize retailers (https://gobdp.com/storelocator/) so you may consider trying our Power Steering Leak Stop before replacing the steering rack to see if it can seal the leak. If you have any more questions or the problem you are having doesn’t sound like the above article describes, please leave us another comment. Your description makes it a little difficult to tell what the problem is. Thanks for your question about your Suburban. If it looks shiny, cracked or the ribs are worn in any areas it needs to be replaced. This article should help you better understand the problem at hand and find a solution. When this happened I had the wheel alignment done but it didn’t help at all. A squeaky belt may just mean you need to replace the belt or tensioner, or it could be an indication that another accessory that uses the belt is going bad. And if i brake while the car is making that noise, the breaks make an even worse screeching sound (but my breaks don’t squeal when my car is not). It sounds like you may have several issues going on under the hood. It is odd that your vehicle continued making the sound after you replaced the pump. Feel free to contact us at 888-863-0426 with any questions. They should spin very freely and free wheel for a second after you spin then. My 86 f250 makes a squealing noise when I go from a stoplight and when I drove home from work today it was constant but it would stop when I push in the clutch and let off the gas but comes back after I let off the clutch and push the gas. -Always with the car in motion-Only sounds when decelerating; if i´m accelerating it doesn´t sound at all -The noise sounds louder depending on the engine RPMs-If I … Lastly if the pump is starting to go bad, the whining should get louder and louder until the pump develops a slow leak from around the shaft. Hi I have an whining noise when I start my 1998 Ford F150 in the cold. I have a constant whining noise when I drive, turn the wheel or just sitting still… What could this possibly be?!? If your vehicle is equipped with electric fans you could also check to make sure there is nothing in the blades and the motors aren’t worn. In that instance you should add 1/3 of a bottle of BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak and refill your power steering fluid to get it to the proper level. Thanks for your question about your 2010 Avenger! Blaine, You can also try checking your coolant level and power steering fluid level as these two systems may make the noises you are hearing if they are low on fluid. Not sure on what to do anymore for this case. i had the … Esteban, could this be my power steering fluid low ? Before changing your accessory belt, inspect it for obvious wear or cracks. Hi Luke, is your problem got fixed? In park it was louder. The noise seems to go away when i accelerate but comes back when i have slowed down below 30kmph. I need your suggestion. Try the neutral gear test we stated above, then try moving forward and in reverse. July 6, 2016, 2:58am #4. There is a dip stick under the cap that will tell you if the fluid level is low. Also, another question i have is; is the vehicle safe to drive to a mechanic if need be, or could it potentially cause damage to the engine driving it? It can whine for various reasons such as: the belts tension is too loose or too tight, fluid has leaked onto the belt, or it may simply need replaced. I have a BMW 328is and it is making a whining sound everytime I step on the acceleration when it is idling it’s not as loud but when I accelerate it gets louder please help. My Jeep Grand Cherokee 00″ engine will not stop whining on idle , I’ve changed both the belt and the tension pulleys , and it still won’t stop. One thing you can check is that you have the right length belt for your motor. Theresa, I have no idea what is is but I know it is coming from the engine compartment. Welcome to the BlueDevil Products Auto Blog! It is very common for car owners to experience a whining noise when accelerating. If you’ve noticed any leaking power steering fluid, add BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak available here: http://bit.ly/13eKpuJ to seal the leak, then top off your power steering fluid reservoir with the manufacturer’s recommended power steering fluid. There are many parts in the transmission that are stationary unless the car is under way. It sounds like you’ve done just about everything we would suggest in getting the problem fixed! If you purchase BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak from our website or at one of our approved retailers we guarantee it to seal your leak! For more information about that, check out our article about squealing engine belts. Sometimes when i stop the noise will come back but not as loud and i would have to do the same procedure to get rid of the noise. The most likely culprit is your serpentine belt. If you have any other questions, please leave a comment on that article. One of the major reasons why your car may be making that whining noise is because there are transmission issues. You can purchase BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak here: http://bit.ly/13eKpuJ. How I attempted to fix: I had the tensioner pulley replaced. I work at Lexus so I get a free diagnosis but I want to figure this out myself if at all possible before taking it in. Some customers may complain of a whining noise from the automatic transaxle when driving at 10 mph and above. It sounds like you have a vacuum leak somewhere in your car. You can find BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak at any of our partnering local auto parts stores like: power_steering_pump.jpg – By Phantom1311 – Licensed by Getty Images – Original Link. Have a blessed and wonderful day. It is most prominent before/after 60 mph (and in 4th-5th gear), but doesn't seem to be affected by whether or not I'm in gear. If you can, try taking the belt back off by releasing the belt tensioner. I have a 2006 dodge charger im hearing a loud whinning notice when I turn the wheel and when im driving mechanic says the pump seems to be pumping but he did see a little moisture around coolant shield he said it may have come from me just adding fluid to it any suggestions? If it is low you should refill it with the factory recommend fluid to bring it up to level. The car is making a squeaking noise when i am reversing and when i drive with the car in gear and do not have my foot on the gas. That sounds like a reasonable quote to replace a steering rack, but before you do we recommend you reading our article about power steering rack leaks here: https://gobdp.com/blog/rack-pinion-leak/. i have a 01 dodge stratus and its making a noise under the hood people are telling me its the ac compressor but im not sure i had my belt changed a few weeks ago and it still makes the noise and my power steering also don’t work my car steering moves fine but its not taking in the power fluid any ideas on what may be wrong.? I called the dodge dealership and the guy said Your steering rack usually doesn’t make any noise even if it is broken, it will simply leak. The problem certainly does sound like a problem with your power steering system, but it also sounds like the only thing your mechanics haven’t replaced yet is the power steering pump. If you do not have a low fluid level then your transmission is likely starting to wear out and may need to be rebuilt or replaced. The other day I drove it. Simply slip off the old belt and slip the new one over the pulleys. It should also be accompanied by the … You likely have a loose or worn belt. When my car starts whining I get nervous because idk when it’s going to happen again . This lack of lubrication can appear thanks to leaking fluids for example and will inevitably lead to whining noises when that happens. Thanks for your question about your Caravan. Asked by Papawiz in Osceola, AR on . Even with a new idler pulley these glazed areas of the belt could still make the squeaking noise you are hearing. As the engine slows down, this whining winds down as well. I have an automatic transmission so it shifts on its own and does so very nicely. What’s worse is that depending on the … Unfortunately, it may need to be looked at by a certified mechanic. I backed out of my driveway put the car into drive got about 2 feet then it just quit moving. Then, it went all quiet. It is possible that a worn belt or one of your pulleys are causing the whining you are hearing. The first thing to do is always check the fluid level and condition. But yeah I noticed the car making the sound when I first got it but it was very very faint and you could barely hear it. Check out our article about suspension noise to see if that is your problem: https://gobdp.com/blog/squeaky-suspension/. I have a 2014 Chevy Suburban that is making a whining/winding noise when I accerlate and brake. The rattling noise is most likely a bad bearing in your power steering pump so replacing the pump will get you a new pulley and bearing and hopefully stop the rattling and leaking fluid. Raymund, The car just stops…steering wheel is hard to turn, engine and battery light come on. You could try having your mechanic check your power steering system to see if possibly the power steering pump is causing the noise you’re hearing. Eli, If you have a low oil level, it can cause your engine to tick, click or clunk when you first start it up. The best way to find a vacuum leak is to simply pop the hood and carefully look over all the rubber hoses to make sure each is attached properly and is in good condition. Any ideas would be great, Thanks. Faulty Steering. If the noise is from the front of the engine, then it’s a power steering pump noise. If one of the accessories pulleys doesn’t spin freely, it likely has a bad bearing a will need to be replaced. I recently purchased the SUV, and it drove very well for a short time. A high-pitched noise is definitely not normal and it is understandable that you have some concern. This can be due to a worn out belt, a bad belt tensioner or a worn or frozen accessory pulley. It’s possible the new belt and tensioner are exposing a problem on one of your other accessories like the smog pump or power steering pump. We are sorry to hear that your Enclave is making funny sounds. I have a brand new belt on it as well. Thanks again for your question! It is remotely possible you have a wheel bearing going bad. I replaced the pulleys 2 months ago. I have a 2004 Ford Taurus. If it appears to be in good shape, then the tension may need to be adjusted. The car makes noises while making a turn to the left Depends on where the noise is coming from on your Mercedes C320. Also, there is a technical service bulletin for your year Grand Cherokee that indicates a special power steering fluid should be used. You will know the system is empty of fluid when your steering wheel becomes extremely difficult to turn, which will usually be accompanied by the whining noise you are describing. Thanks for your question about your 2000 Montero. nothing at idle. I haven’t checked it yet it started this morning on my way to work. Thanks for your question about your ‘05 Cherokee. Can an Alternator Cause My Car to Make a Whining Noise While Driving? I hot a 2003 honda accord.the squeaky noise turn on in the morning. At that point it is best to have it serviced by a transmission specialist. On your car, the power steering fluid reservoir is on the passenger side fender near the rear of the engine bay. The whining noise you are describing sounds more like a power steering pump problem, usually caused by a low fluid level. A constant whining noise when your car is in gear needs professional attention. You can usually tell by looking at the belt while the engine is not running. We’re sorry about the frustrating experience you’ve had with your Honda. It sounds like you’re on the right track diagnosing your problem as being with the power steering pump. If the power steering pump pulley was on too tight it would likely make more of a grinding or whirring noise than a similar whine to what you heard before. The speedmeter is also erratic. The other system is called a rack and pinion system. The noise depends on the vehicle’s speed (the more speed, the more noise). Vehicle is running fine otherwise. I would LOVE your ideas and suggestions. Cars can make these whining noises from 1 of 2 places. ok lets see if you can help me. I know the one fan belt has to be replaced but that is a completely different noise. I have a Dodge Stratus SXT Special Edition 2005 with a 2.4 16valve DOHC engine e. I have been hearing a whinning noise. Your alternator has bearings inside that allows the pulley and stator to spin with the engine belt. However, now when o accelerate and the Jeep gets up to 30 to 40mph. The throw-out bearing is a relatively inexpensive part but requires the removal of your transmission to replace. Usually, these sounds would be described more as a squeak with the engine belt or a hum with bad bearings, so get your car started, then pop your hood and listen carefully to what the noise sounds like. Here are the four car noises customers most commonly complain about. There’s a whining noise that comes from the passenger side of the engine that is steadily there when the car is one but it doesn’t get loud enough to hear in the cabin of the car until I start accelerating. If it wobbles at all you will need to have a mechanic tighten it. What could it be? However, these normally don't go away when accelerating. The most common noises cars make during acceleration is either a sucking wooshing sort of sound or a loud exhaust noise. The transmission or the power steering system. It could be due to faulty transmission, steering, or because of an engine issue. Very helpful information. What’s my problem? First, it could be the belt or one of your pulleys causing the whining you are hearing. I really like it a lot. If the noise comes back you should check that the tensioner is set properly. And can you better describe "deceleration noise? It was wet and rainy, and it didn’t make any noise. If the belt is rubbing on the pulley due to misalignment or the bearings are worn out your alternator could indeed make a whining noise. We would need a little more detail as to what particular sound you are hearing and where it seems like it is coming from. Would this also cause the fluid level to constantly be low? First, I’d like you to check out our article about belt noises to make sure when you replaced the belt you had the chance to check all the pulleys. If this doesn’t stop the squealing you may also need to replace your belt tensioner to get the proper tension on the serpentine belt. It could be the power steering fluid low. If you find a low fluid level, use BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak (available here: http://store.gobdp.com/power-steering-stop-leak-00232/). A combination of noise from your belt and your heater not working sounds like a problem with your water pump, or a lack of coolant. Any suggestions? It only last for about 20 minutes then it stops. Make sure you have the belt routed around each pulley exactly the way the old one was and that the belt is centered on all the pulleys before you release the tensioner. I was told it could be the modular valve on the side of the transmission. The transmission or the power steering system. Now when it is idling or slowing down for a turn, it dies. The other possibility is that your car has a vacuum leak somewhere. I’m sorry your transmission is giving you problems. It sounds like your serpentine belt is causing the squealing. We recommend that you read an article we have previously posted in regards to this: https://gobdp.com/blog/engine-belts-squeal/. I am massively confused with this….. could you help shed some light on it. If you do not have a low fluid level, it is possible something in your transmission, such as the pump, is wearing out and you should have it checked by a specialist. When you make a turn, the noise gets louder; but if you turn the other way, it disappears. Check out my other videos:12 signs your engine is going bad! The first thing to do is check your transmission fluid level. A low fluid level can cause the pump to whine. I have a 2008 Enlcave some time I here a whining noise. The sound is highly annoying and I do not come from a background of mechanics. Is this big of a leak fixable with BlueDevil, or would I be better off replacing the rack and pinion assembly? It only does it while the car is in DRIVE. On acceleration your suspension flexes which changes the angle of the driveshaft which may be enough to cause the u-joint to hum until you get to a certain speed and the suspension relaxes. I have checked the powersteering fluid and thats fine, my car is due for a service in about 2000kms. And when it doesnt happen when i start it up, almost every time the same squeal noise starts when i put the car into reverse. Once it is off try spinning all the pulleys by hand. The noise always goes away when i rev the car to a certain RPM. It started making a whining noise as I was pulling into the parking lot. KillaKapono New Member. It does it for maybe a minute and then goes away. I figured it was a the power steering pump. If you have any under drive pulleys, or skipped any accessories, you will need shorter belt than stock. If your power steering fluid level and condition is good then you may simply have a clog in your system, or the pump might be in the very early stages of failure. You can usually test CV joints by driving slowly in a tight circle and listen for a crunching noise. The throw-out bearing rides on your transmission input shaft in between your clutch fork and clutch pressure plate. Thanks for your question about your Dodge Stratus and I’m sorry things aren’t working quite right. Any advice on what to do? A thorough transmission checkup might solve the mystery. After reading I think it might be how tight the belt it because the belts are almost brand new. The noise also occurs with all types of driving (acceleration, deceleration and steady speed). Thanks for your question about Indica. And tell us the car’s year, make, model, mileage, engine, how long you’ve owned it, how well you’ve maintained it, and if it has any modifications. Thanks for any advice. If the noise you are hearing is a creak, clunk or grinding noise you might still have a suspension problem. RUSTY17FLA MEMBER; 2003 KIA SPECTRA; 4 CYL; 2WD; AUTOMATIC; 125,000 MILES; Hi, my car recently started making an odd whining/humming noise coming from engine area. All my fluids are topped up as well. I noticed (during installation) when pushing the pulley onto the new pump’s shaft, i was unable to turn the pulley freely. It could also be an indication that a bearing is going bad in another accessory or simply that your belt needs to be replaced. The oil would have been replaced when the head was done. You should do a thorough transmission check-up when the car starts making a grousing sound... 2. If you are experiencing a low, cyclical growling sound when you turn the steering wheel, the first question is whether it happens when the car is not moving. However, we would advise against doing so as many power steering units can be sensitive to the type of fluid that should be used. The same thing happens to his bmw- I guess to make me think it’s normal and happens to all cars. If your fluid is dark or dirty it may be time for a power steering fluid flush. Yes, the low oil may have contributed the the noise you had previously been experiencing. However, driving away from the auto shop, all the sounds were gone and steering was normal. The mechanic said it was because he washed the engine and the fan is dry, should I be worried? Whining noises are usually associated with power steering problems. My son replace the transmission filter and added new transmission fluid and that didn’t help any. If it appears to be in good shape, it is possible the tension needs to be adjusted. Just yesterday, I heard this very loud screeching when I accelerated and was softer when I was at a stop. … It is also possible your tires are wearing oddly or one has lost its balancing weight since it only makes the sound at low speeds. I have a 1999 Ford Escort Zx2. Accelerate the car to speeds at which the whining noise is the loudest, switch to neutral gear and kill the engine. Ordinarily, neither of these problems would be enough to cause your engine to shut off. There are so many different things that can be causing various “sounds” with your vehicle. What improvised fluids can I use if any at.all? Any noise your car makes can be an indication that your vehicle is not currently safe to drive. It could be something as simple as a loose vacuum hose or worn belt, or it could indicate a problem with your transmission. Grinding. Hi, If your car has an automatic transmission, one of the most disconcerting noises that you can hear coming from your transmission is a grinding noise. Started suddenly, did an oil change 2 weeks ago and nothing unusual came up (but I’m not sure what they did and didn’t check). Sometimes a bad bearing in the alternator or idler pulley will whine before it goes completely bad. I have an 05 jeep grand cherokee 5.7 liter hemi. After you drive your truck for about 20 minutes, stop and check your fluid level on the dip stick with the engine running. Luckily, fixing exhaust issues is usually relatively inexpensive and you can learn how to fix leaks, Screeching noises are almost always associated with slipping engine belts. In all belt driven power steering systems, the pump is the same. Car noises are not just annoying: sometimes they are a warning sign, like the calm before a storm. If it is not, you can add antifreeze until the radiator is full and to the overflow bottle up to the “cold” mark. Thanks for your question about your 1986 F-250. This may take up to 30 minutes. If it appears to be in good shape, it is possible the tension needs to be adjusted. 1. What could it be? Thanks for your question about the whining noise in your engine. I found the filter was very loose and oil was leaking from the filter seal. With your vehicle being a 2014 it is more than likely still under warranty. Thanks for your question about your Grand Cherokee. I checked the PS fluid and it was still full so I took it to a shop to get it checked out and they said the pump is fine but there’s a leak in the rack and pinion and the fluid is leaking and it would be over $700 to fix. Cause: The First thing to do would be to remove your current belt. Nestor, After discovering the leaking power steering gear in my Dodge truck, I purchased a bottle of BlueDevil Power Steering Leak Stop from my local parts store and added half of it to my power steering reservoir. The power steering hoses in your BMW are specific to your vehicle and engine so you should get the specific hose either from an auto parts store or your local BMW dealership. Why Does A Car Make Whining Noise When Accelerating? My issue is that my car was running fine. This rust can eventually cause holes in the piping and mufflers allowing exhaust gas to escape which can cause a lot of noise. For a quick read on ticking noises your motor can make and how to solve them, check out our article about that here: https://gobdp.com/blog/engine-ticking/, my Toyota Corolla 2001 makes an annoying noise down the hood especial when I turn the steering wheel to the left side, I changed the rod ends, both arms and front shocks, the sound is still there, I’m thinking it could be the steering rack, but um not sure. Doesn’t happen during the day except a few times when it was as cold as the usual low Temps (Georgia kind of cold 28-35°). The way you described the noise as a squealing or squeaking makes me think it’s time for a new serpentine belt for your car. You likely have a loose or warn belt accessory belt. 1 Answer Why does my 2006 Corvette rear end whine when decelerating … These sounds usually come from out near your wheels and indicate a worn suspension component and happen on rough roads, speed bumps or when pulling into or out of parking spaces. Since your vehicle is equipped with an automatic tensioner the tension is adjusted by spring pressure, so there is nothing you can do to change it. My brother lives in another state but … Yes, this could potentially cause the fluid to be low or the sensor to trigger and tell you the fluid is low. I tried to follow all the procedures for ps pump replacement properly, but I’m at a loss as to why the whining is still there and even worse then before. It doesn’t smell burnt. I drive a tata indica. Refer to your cars owner’s manual for proper instruction on how to adjust the tension. Power steering pumps on the other hand will make a whining noise if they are going bad or if your power steering fluid is low. The pitman arm then moves the steering linkage to turn your wheels. Before you spend all that money on a new hose, try BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak (available here: http://store.gobdp.com/power-steering-stop-leak-00232/). If you find a low power steering fluid level add BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak (available here: http://store.gobdp.com/power-steering-stop-leak-00232/) and then top off the system with the recommended type of power steering fluid. This system turns the motion of your steering wheel into the lateral movement of a steering rack which is used to move your steering linkage turning your wheels. I would also start with checking your oil and transmission fluid level and make sure they are full of fresh fluid. Poorly worn tread can often cause a howling sound. Your car makes a humming noise when accelerating While driving, you hear a low-pitched hum. And, I rubbbed my fingers in the fluid and oil to feel for any gritty substances. This wobbling could also cause the squealing you are hearing and could be wearing out your belt very quickly which is why the noise came back so soon.
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