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What Causes the Abnormal Noises in Accord?

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LaSophie

07/23/25 8:21pm

Different parts of the Accord may produce abnormal noises due to different reasons. It is necessary to identify the faulty part to determine the cause and carry out targeted repairs. Here are the specific introductions to different abnormal noises in cars: 1. Engine: A whirring sound indicates a bearing issue, while a squeaking sound suggests a problem with the starter or belt. 2. Transmission: A clicking sound indicates an issue with the transmission gears, a grinding sound points to a bearing problem, and a clattering noise signifies severe damage to the transmission. 3. Brakes: A metal scraping sound indicates that the brake pads need to be replaced. 4. Steering System: A clunking sound indicates a problem with the steering ball joint or rubber boot.

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Amelia

08/10/25 6:18pm

I have some knowledge about cars, and Accord rattles are quite common. It could be due to aging suspension components in the chassis, loose shock absorbers or ball joints, causing squeaking sounds when turning. If the wheel hub bearing is damaged, there will be loud noise at high speeds. Belt issues, such as a loose or worn timing belt or accessory belt, can cause squealing during startup. The interior should not be overlooked either—loose screws in the door panels or dashboard can result in rattling on bumpy roads. Internal engine problems, like a worn oil pump or pistons, may also cause unusual noises. Rusted exhaust system joints can produce a tapping sound. I suggest carefully identifying the source of the noise while driving and addressing minor issues promptly, such as tightening screws yourself. If that doesn’t help, visit a professional repair shop to prevent major repairs.

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