Grinding noise
#1
Grinding noise
I started hearing a grinding noise or something like it when I accelerate at low speeds. What is the problem and how can I fix it? Im still under warranty.
I think there has been a thread about this but not sure. I tried accessing the search function but im not allowed to search.
thanks
I think there has been a thread about this but not sure. I tried accessing the search function but im not allowed to search.
thanks
#4
Man, this issue is popping up everywhere! I take my car in to the dealership for a second time to diagnose the problem. I've already had the rotors and pads replaced. I'm starting to think it's the axle.
#5
It's the bracket and/or the heatshield. Check the stickies for the TSB and bring it to the dealer. I got both done + the loose CAT (SES light) due to the grinding noise. It will get worse over time, from intermittent to every time I accelerated between 2500-3200RPM. You can swear a heatshield can't make that sort of noise, but that was it.
#6
Originally Posted by MaxFan
It's the bracket and/or the heatshield. Check the stickies for the TSB and bring it to the dealer. I got both done + the loose CAT (SES light) due to the grinding noise. It will get worse over time, from intermittent to every time I accelerated between 2500-3200RPM. You can swear a heatshield can't make that sort of noise, but that was it.
#9
Originally Posted by AllBlackMax
Yeah, but I actually hear and feel it. Also, are you talking about the heatshield for the stock headers? In that case I don't have any heat shields as they were removed when I installed the Hotshot headers.
#10
Originally Posted by Nissan 6
are you feeling vibration in the pedal gas
At about 40+ mph if I let off the gas then give it a little gas I can recreate the sound at will.
#13
Originally Posted by Nietzsche
It might be the motor mounts. The autos use computer controlled mounts and make an audible noise when engaging, ie...hitting the gas. If they are going bad it might get a little loud.
I would think, if it was the axles, at 40+ mph the sound would be constant but it goes away when I let off the gas. As I tap the gas and the RPMs go up the clunking comes in at around the same RPM every time.
#16
Originally Posted by koyoki
could be soo many things.. wheel bearing, axels, belt tensioner .. etc isolate the sound. then you will know where it would be.
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