What Causes the Buzzing Noise at 100 to 120 km/h?
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Here are the specific details about the buzzing noise when the car reaches 100 to 120 km/h: 1. The buzzing noise at 100 to 120 mph is likely caused by vehicle resonance, which occurs at a specific frequency. It disappears when the speed is lower or higher than this range. It is recommended to check the front suspension system, drivetrain, and tire balance. 2. The transmission has many components, and the causes of noise are complex. When analyzing, pay attention to: whether the noise is related to specific speeds, such as some planetary gears producing noticeable noise around 50 km/h. Whether the noise is related to certain gears, which is crucial for diagnosing transmission issues.