Are German Cars Noisier Than Japanese Cars in Terms of Engine Noise?
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The reasons for loud engine noise in cars are as follows: Weather Conditions: Cold weather can cause the engine idle speed to increase. When the engine remains at high RPM while cold, it may feel like the engine noise is louder, which is a normal phenomenon. Loose Plastic Components in the Engine Compartment: For example, the engine cover or intake pipe may be loose and need tightening. Noises from engine belts, including power steering belts and alternator belts, can occur if they are aged, too loose, or too tight. Replace or adjust the tension as needed. Incorrect Engine Oil Condition: Engine oil is crucial for lubrication. Issues with the oil can affect engine performance. If the oil viscosity is too high, it can cause operational problems, reduce lubrication efficiency, and lead to increased friction and noise during engine operation.