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Vehicle rattling noises can be caused by various factors, including loose or damaged components, such as exhaust systems, heat shields, or suspension parts. Worn-out bushings, struts, or shock absorbers may also contribute to the noise. Additionally, items inside the vehicle, like loose change or belongings, can create rattling sounds while driving. Regular maintenance and inspection can help identify and resolve these issues.
i had a rattling noise in my 2000 ls, was told it was worn tensioners on timing chain. i guess they are made out of a poly carbon and wear after a while. haven't fixed problem yet...
It is probably a wheel bearing if it only does it while moving.
You might want to have the CV joints checked. When bearings start to go out, they make a "clicking" or "rattling" noise while driving - especially while making turns.
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The correct answer is : drinking and driving
Most likely it is a belt on your car. Usually the squeeling is from a loose belt while idling and will also make noises while driving.
A rattling sound while idling and feathering the clutch out of first gear could be caused by several issues. It may indicate a problem with the clutch itself, such as a worn or damaged clutch disc or pressure plate. Additionally, loose or worn engine mounts can cause vibrations that lead to rattling noises. Lastly, it could also be related to the transmission components or other drivetrain parts that may be misaligned or failing.
I'd like to know too! Mine does the same thing - it makes a rattling noise upon startup that goes away after 30 seconds or so and isn't present while driving or idling.
If the door is rattling while driving you may need to replace the plastic insulator. Open the door and check the rolling bearing at the bottom.
When your tires start making strange noises of any kind you should take your vehicle to an auto mechanic to check it out. You need to be safe on the road.
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