This is usually an electrical short or electrical interference somewhere in the audio pipeline. First, try using a different audio jack, if you have more than one choice (most computers have one on back and one on front, sometimes more). If that does not clear up the hum, try using a different set of speakers or headphones. If that does not work, look at nearby appliances, such as cable boxes, cordless phones, etc, and see if unplugging/turning off these devices corrects the problem. All devices should be FCC Part 15 compliant, but sometimes they are not if the shielding breaks after inspection. Other less common problems can include faulty sound card, motherboard, audio converter, or power supply, but these should be checked only after exhausting all less troublesome options.
That's a matter of configuration. Look for help on your software.
The loud hum could be caused by some of the teeth going out on the transmission or that the transmission is failing.
That it needs to be serviced. It depends on where the hum is coming from motor / wheels / gear box etc
Hum, It think it is Easy Audio Downloader.
wheel bearing,ruin filter box and some of the greece that is stuck in the engine can cause loud hum.
it's just a POS
bird in ilocano
Oh, it is called a 60 cycle hum, i doubt anything is wrong with it.
Bad wheel bearing, or more than likely a tire with a defect.AnswerIt's normal for a Tempo to hum.
There may be a sock that jumped the tub rim and got stuck in the water pump, which is mounted directly to the motor.
The term 'croon a dong' simply means for one to hum a deep loud sound. The term dong is a Vietnamese word for describing a deep sound. The word croon means to hum loudly.
It could be the fuel pump, if its when you first start the car up