What are the reasons for excessive engine noise?
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The reasons for excessive engine noise are: 1. The floor mats have been damaged or aged after prolonged use, losing their vibration-dampening effect; 2. Insufficient engine oil or aged and thickened oil, failing to provide proper lubrication; 3. Aging sealing strips, losing their sound insulation effect; 4. Excessive carbon buildup due to prolonged engine use. Symptoms of an overheating engine include: 1. The temperature gauge needle reaching the red zone; 2. Feeling a lack of power when accelerating or even experiencing engine stalling while driving; 3. Seeing steam or boiling coolant in the overflow tank when opening the engine hood; 4. Coolant system hoses swelling like sausages; 5. A burning rubber smell.