What Causes Increased Engine Noise in Cars Recently?
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Increased engine noise in cars is mostly caused by abnormal engine sounds. Below is a detailed analysis of the specific reasons for abnormal engine sounds: 1. Loose screws on the engine underguard: A relatively common minor issue that can be resolved by tightening or adjusting the screws on the engine underguard. 2. Aging engine mount cushions: These cushions support the engine and must be replaced once they age. 3. Loose plastic components in the engine compartment: For example, the engine cover or intake pipe can cause noise; simply tighten them. 4. Abnormal noise from engine belts: Including power steering belts and alternator belts. Belts that are aged, too loose, or too tight can produce abnormal sounds and should be replaced or adjusted for proper tension.