Why is the car making a buzzing sound?
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Here is the relevant introduction about the car buzzing sound: 1. Check the belt tension: Sometimes the car belt is loose, which can cause a buzzing sound. You should go to a repair shop to check the belt and try tightening it appropriately to see the effect. Usually, you should pay attention to the maintenance of the belt, ensuring the tension is moderate. You can pull the belt by hand yourself. If it feels too loose or too tight, it's safer to have it inspected by a repair shop. 2. Check the brake pads: If the car makes a buzzing sound when you step on the brake while driving, it means the brake pads have worn to the limit and have started grinding against the brake disc. In this case, you should go to a repair shop as soon as possible for inspection to determine the cause of the buzzing sound and avoid driving forcefully. You should also develop the habit of regularly checking the brake pads yourself to see if the brake pads on all four wheels are wearing normally and if there is any abnormal wear.