What Causes the Squeaking Sound When Pressing the Accelerator?
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The squeaking sound when pressing the accelerator may originate from the fuel pump or related components, or it could indicate a damaged clutch release bearing. Below are solutions for addressing the buzzing sound when accelerating: Air Leakage/Loose Components: To completely resolve the issue, check for air leaks in the engine's intake piping, ensure the air filter is properly installed, identify the source of the sound, and inspect whether the engine belt is aged, loose, or slipping. The location of the buzzing sound matters: If it's on the right side of the engine, it's usually the generator belt; on the left side, it may be related to the throttle body. For front wheel brake pads, the issue is mostly due to the brake caliper, with minor cases caused by partial seizure. This could result from damage to the brake caliper piston when retracting it during installation, leading to some degree of seizure.