What Causes the Abnormal Noise in Corolla?
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Corolla produces abnormal noises for the following specific reasons: 1. Engine abnormal noise: Abnormal noises in the engine compartment are usually sharp metal sounds. Engine abnormal noises are mainly caused by excessive wear of some parts or improper assembly and adjustment. These abnormal noises may indicate that the engine is about to malfunction. Therefore, when abnormal noises occur in the engine, it is necessary to go to the repair shop in time to prevent the fault from expanding. 2. Transmission abnormal noise: Transmission abnormal noises are generally caused by bearing or gear wear. When the car is suddenly accelerated during driving, you can hear the noise from the chassis. Therefore, it is necessary to check frequently and change the oil frequently. 3. Body abnormal noise: It may be that the material stiffness of the body itself is not good, and deformation occurs after long-term use, resulting in friction with other parts and abnormal noise. At this time, just stick tape on the friction part to basically relieve it. Another reason is that some parts are loosened due to long-term driving. At this time, it is necessary to find the loosened part and fix it.
I've been driving a Corolla for ten years, and common rattling issues are often caused by aging suspension systems. When the car squeaks over speed bumps or rough roads, it's mostly due to worn shock absorber bushings or fatigued springs. Rusted door hinges can creak when opening or closing, and thin brake pads can produce annoying screeching sounds. The Corolla's plastic interior tends to loosen over time, causing buzzing vibrations on bumpy roads. I recommend first identifying the source of the noise: front-end sounds may come from brakes or wheel bearings, while rear-end noises are often from trunk locks or suspension. For a simple DIY check, shake the wheels to feel for looseness and try tightening screws. If the noise persists, it's best to visit a repair shop for diagnosis to prevent minor issues from becoming major faults. Drive safely—never ignore any unusual sounds—and regular maintenance can prevent these problems.
