What Causes the Abnormal Noise During Acceleration?

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DiRiver
07/29/25 4:26am
Here are the specific reasons for abnormal noise during car acceleration: 1. Exhaust system failure: Noise caused by exhaust gasket leakage or perforated exhaust pipe leakage. 2. Intake system failure: Air leakage or poor sealing in the intake manifold or throttle body. 3. Engine chassis issues: Internal engine noise or loose components around the engine body, or abnormal noise/resonance caused by chassis parts. 4. Transmission internal failure: Abnormal noise during driving due to lack of lubrication or abnormal wear.
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