Take a close look at the catalytic converter shield. Also check your exhaust. It's held to the frame by two or three "rubber bands" that allow the exhaust to move with the car. After time, they break or become elongated and your exhaust can bang against the frame or the cat converter shield. The rubberbands are only a few bucks at the dealer and are easy to replace. Just make sure the tail pipe is not hot when you do it.
no oil
Possibly a loose heat shield or other component.
If it's a type of clunking noise, check your gearbox. If it's some kind of rattling, check your hubcaps.
Many different things can cause a rattling noise in a Mazda tribute. Stark by checking the engine belts and all brackets for anything that could be loose and causing a rattle.
It may be the heat shields on the exhaust system vibrating.
Well without further analysis or information, a short answer would be that your engine is BROKEN.
If a wheel bearing is bad you will hear a howling noise while your driving.
I had the same question until my wife noticed the tag rattling as I took off, I put 2 rubber pads behind it and the noise stopped! I had the same question until my wife noticed the tag rattling as I took off, I put 2 rubber pads behind it and the noise stopped!
The rattling sound in the front of a 1995 Honda Civic wheels can be caused by wheel bearings. These bearing allow the wheel to turn and when they fail the produce a loud noise.
Can be a multitude of things. First see if its from inside the engine bay and occurs while in neutral reving the engine. From there check your headlight assembly.
By replacing the chain and tensioners.
Check wheel bearings - quickly! Very dangerous left unrepaired!