What Causes Squeaking Noises While Driving?
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Reasons for squeaking noises while driving: 1. Check the brake system: If the vehicle makes a squeaking noise when braking, it indicates that the brake pads are worn to the limit and have started grinding against the brake discs. In this case, you should take the car to a repair shop as soon as possible for inspection; 2. Inspect the belt tension: Sometimes, a loose car belt can cause squeaking noises. You should have the belt checked at a repair shop and adjust the tension appropriately to see if it helps; 3. Squeaking when pressing the clutch: If the squeaking noise only occurs when pressing the clutch and disappears when releasing it, it indicates damage to the vehicle's release bearing, which should be repaired promptly; 4. Check the engine compartment for foreign objects: If the squeaking noise occasionally comes from the engine compartment, open the hood and carefully inspect for any foreign objects, such as animal remains or hard branches.