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Why is the car making a beeping sound?

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Cardoso

07/29/25 7:41am

The car making a beeping sound could be due to a stone stuck in the tire. Ensure safety and pull over to the right to check the tires. It might also be caused by tire tread deformation, bulging, severe wear, or insufficient tire pressure. If you hear a metallic clanking sound from inside the tire while driving, it could be due to damaged shock absorbers or bearings, in which case you should take the car to a 4S shop for inspection. Below is an extended explanation: Brake system noise: Continuous sharp, screeching metal friction sounds from the brakes may indicate a problem with the brake system. Sometimes, when braking, it's normal to hear some noise as the brake pads press tightly against the brake discs, using friction to stop the car. However, if the "squeaking" sound during braking is particularly harsh and unpleasant, it's likely that the brake pads have worn to their limit. If ignored and driving continues until the brake pads are completely worn down, the sound will turn into a sharp metallic screech, which can severely scratch the brake discs.

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LeJeremiah

08/12/25 10:57am

I've encountered the issue of a car making a droning noise many times before. Common causes include a loose or aged belt in the engine compartment, which can create friction and noise during rotation. If not checked promptly, it may lead to engine overheating and affect the vehicle's normal operation. Another possibility is a problem with the exhaust pipe, such as leaks or damage at the joints, causing poor exhaust flow and resulting in a humming sound. Additionally, loose suspension components like control arms or shock absorbers can make the noise more noticeable on bumpy roads. If the noise appears immediately after starting the car, it's also worth considering whether the ignition system is functioning properly, as severely carbon-fouled spark plugs can cause similar noises. It's advisable to take the car to a repair shop for a diagnosis as soon as possible to avoid further damage.

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