The high idle of your engine is probably the cause of the "Buzzing" you hear from the passenger side of the car. (Dash rattling against windshield or some other plastic) You can either try to adjust the idle yourself if you know how, or have a friend or mechanic do it for you.
Your neighbours cat was running across the road as the cat was being chased by a sworm of barking bee's. The cat was only on a one track mind and that was RUN, when the cat crossed the road as you were nearing your driveway. The cat has been stuck in your air filter housing after being flipped up into the motor by the tires, then it was bounced around like a pin ball machine by your Fan. As the Barking bees had caught up to the cat by then, they were also in the hood area. after being bounced all around, like a five dollar prize , the cat gained momentum again and pulled off the airfilter housing hose and crawled into it, thinking it would escape the barking bees. since the cat it now stuck in there and feeding on the bees that got in there before the cat did and ar enow just crunchies, the other Barking bees are taking turns peeing on the cats ass as it is stuck in there. So, The "BUZZING" you hear is the barking bees making fun of the cat that is stuck in the air filter housing, and the "rattling against the windshield" you hear is the dam cat KNOCKING ON THE WINDOW saying, YOU big meanie...let me out, and take me home
bad engine mout....i had same on a 1994 corolla
Vibrations cause sounds. A sound wave is the vibration of the air around whatever is "causing" the sound (aka, whatever is causing the vibration--a guitar string, vocal cords, the mechanics of a stereo, etc).
There are a number of forces that could cause vibration in a ship. Friction for example is a force known to cause vibration.
the source of energy causing the wave is vibration.
In a 1999 Toyota Corolla when the seat feels the pressure of a passenger but does not have a seat belt connected a signal will be sent to the ECU causing the blinking seatbelt light. Although not recommended a consumer can disconnect the seatbelt light switch located underneath the vehicle to turn off this safety feature.
It's called water-hammer. I vibration from the water pressure. A snub-end pipe can be added to devert the vibration.
Engine vibration can be an indication of a misfire, but more often it's just the AC compressor causing a little shaking.
sound vibration is the vibration which is given from a moving object i.e. a chair moving across the floor, the chair is causing vibration on the floor, this vibration is carried from the floor into the air, where then the vibration travels throught the air until it gets to your ear. this is when the air vibrations hit your ear drum which then makes you hear the chair scaping across the floor. hope this helps!!!! :)
Could be several reasons and pretty much the same for any vehicle: -Improper replacement -Bad forward universal joint causing vibration at transmission tail -Unbalanced driveshaft causing vibration at transmission tail -Bad transmission mount Universal joints usually "clunk" when bad Unbalanced driveshafts will cause a vibration when driving - the faster the speed the more the vibration
The string is pulled or struck causing a vibration that is sent into the air then goes to your ear
Wheel bearings are the most common for causing a vibration.
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