The sound is probably from the Power Steering pump. If the sound gets louder when you turn the wheel, it's a sure bet. Check the fluid level, but with the age of the vehicle, the noise may be permanent unless the pump is replaced.
Its most likely in need of CV axle replacements up front. My 1995 Grand Cherokee experienced the same problem. I had it priced for replacement at a local garage and they wanted $389.67 for replacement.
I found them on eBay for $98.00 plus $20.00 shipping.
I have been told that this could be a bearing starting to go in the alternator. NOTE: I have not personally confirmed this yet, but I also have a high-pitched whining in my 93 Cherokee sport.
A worn front wheel bearing could cause a Grand Cherokee Limited to make a grinding noise when you accelerate. There could also be a problem with one of the shafts.
yeah i have the same thing on the same vehicle but what ever i wouldn't worry about it
Not sure problems are related Check exhaust system for leaks Bring to a shop that has an ABS scanner to determine problem
Noise reduction.
Check the belt tension. it is too hard on the bearing or it's running dry.
you need to check to insure that you are using correct spark plugs
yeah i have the same thing on the same vehicle but what ever i wouldn't worry about it
sounds like maybe a clutch release bearing. what vehicle
First, check the lug nuts. If that's not it, check the wheel bearings.
PLAIN AND SIMPLE, YES
the humming noise is coming from a bad ground on you stereo
no it does not
yea mine makes a funny vibrating noise when i accelerate hard, but it doesnt make it if i accelerate gently? i have no idea sorry
Not sure problems are related Check exhaust system for leaks Bring to a shop that has an ABS scanner to determine problem
maybe a loose connection or may jus need readjusting
If you're new to a supercharged car then you're most likely hearing the normal whine that a supercharger makes. They will whine louder the more you accelerate. 00gtp
I have a 1994 Grand Marquis and the buzzing noise that I hear every once in awhile is the load levelers (rear shock system) filling with air. Maybe this is what you are hearing and it is a coinencedence that it stops when you accelerate My 1994 Grand Marquis does something like that...it's the air intake thing (press the gas pedal, it moves a valve at the end of the overhead cam). That valve can stick open slightly and hum. You may notice the car idles faster when it buzzes. This can be fixed by going over the edge of the valve with fine sand paper.
A pebble.