What Causes the Beeping Sound When Driving a BMW?
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BMW driving with a beeping sound may be caused by the horseshoe-shaped brake pad inside the brake rubbing against the housing. The following are additional explanations for other possible scenarios: 1. Aging and loosening of car parts: Noises may arise from the engine guard plate, especially for some metal guard plates. Most cases involve minor undercarriage scrapes that cause the guard plate to deform, leading to the exhaust pipe shaking when accelerating or driving on bumpy roads. This shaking causes the exhaust pipe to collide and rub against the guard plate, resulting in abnormal noises. If the engine valve clearance is too large, worn, or if the engine belt or pulley is aged, abnormal noises may also occur. 2. Issues with mechanical components: If abnormal noises occur while driving, it is best to stop and inspect the vehicle to ensure everything is normal before continuing. If the noise is particularly loud, especially if it originates from the engine, it is advisable not to continue driving. These noises often indicate problems with mechanical components, and continued driving may damage the vehicle or even compromise safety.