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A friend also described getting a loud noise after starting to drive that stopped when the car came to a halt. It wasn’t a typical whine but more of a mechanical sound. In their case, it turned out to be an issue with the brakes releasing slowly, especially noticeable when moving forward or reversing. They had it checked at the dealership, and a brake adjustment resolved the problem. You might want to have yours looked at to rule out a similar cause.
MokkaDriver24
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How many miles do you have on the car? Does it sound like the reduction gear?
Thanks. 40000
Brilliant. Thank you
40000 miles. Sorry, not technical enough to understand your second Q
thegrasscutter
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Any updates with this? How is it now?
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The one suggestion didn’t work out.
Perhaps I should rephrase the noise :
Grinding sound once the car starts moving at more than 1mph
My limited experience takes me to one brake pad not releasing back after using the brakes?
It brakes perfectly ie in a straight line.
Thanks for following me!
The one suggestion didn’t work out.
Perhaps I should rephrase the noise :
Grinding sound once the car starts moving at more than 1mph
My limited experience takes me to one brake pad not releasing back after using the brakes?
It brakes perfectly ie in a straight line.
MokkaDriver24
Member
It is not that used. I hope you will get it fixed.
MokkaDriver24
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So, I was thinking that maybe the reduction gear (which is a mechanical device that reduces the speed of a motor or other power source while increasing its torque) was making that sound.