All car owners have experienced odd sounds coming from their vehicle. We understand the concern and want to help you identify the sounds when they occur. Most car sounds are normal, but unusual noise can indicate trouble. Here's what may be causing your car sounds.
Knocking From Under the Hood
Knocking from under the hood is a car sound that you don't want to hear. Knocks coming from the engine area usually spell trouble. You should take your vehicle to a service professional right away to have your car inspected. Your car's pistons, valves, or other major systems could be in trouble.
Engine Squealing
Many car issues can cause engine squealing. Your car may have a loose belt, or there may be a problem with the alternator. A power steering problem can cause a whine. Squealing may also be more common in older vehicles. Newer vehicles that present engine squealing may have a problem with the serpentine belt.
Squeaky Brakes
There are multiple parts on a braking system that can account for a squeak. These include the brake pads and rotors. You may also hear a grinding or growling sound from the area of your brakes. Always seek attention quickly when you hear brake noises. Delaying a repair could cause more considerable damage.
Engine Rattling
An engine rattle is one of the more common car sounds, and there are many reasons that a car might rattle. One is a problem called premature ignition. Engine timing, overheating, and even problems with the fuel system could be at fault for the rattling noise you hear.
Engine Clicking
The valves or oil system may cause engine clicking. All you need to do to resolve the clicking noise is add oil to your car. In other situations, the sound of clicking from the engine may present a more significant problem. The wise option is to have your vehicle inspected.
We want to invite you down to our dealership, where you can schedule a service appointment for your car. We can help identify any sounds you may be hearing, and our certified team can make repairs on all makes and models.
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In 2022, Nissan debuted new electric vehicle models that promise to be more efficient and stylish than their predecessors. These new models are part of Nissan's goal to have a 100% electric lineup by 2030. With emissions regulations getting stricter every year, it's no wonder that more and more automakers are investing in electric vehicles. However, suppose you're looking for an environmentally friendly car that doesn't sacrifice performance or style. In that case, you should consider purchasing a Nissan electric vehicle. Stay tuned for more information about Nissan's new lineup!