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04GTMikey 12-12-2004 09:01 PM

Help...chirping sound from engine
 
Today I noticed a chirping sound from my engine and the strange part is I only hear it when I'm in reverse or drive and the brake is depressed. Not sure about what is causing that. Any help to diagnose would be appreciated.

Mike
04 GT Auto
K&N FIPK-stock MAF
SLP Loudmouth Cat-back
C&L Plenum
70MM Accufab TB

NoKturnaL 12-13-2004 12:11 AM


Originally Posted by 04GTMikey
Today I noticed a chirping sound from my engine and the strange part is I only hear it when I'm in reverse or drive and the brake is depressed. Not sure about what is causing that. Any help to diagnose would be appreciated.

Mike
04 GT Auto
K&N FIPK-stock MAF
SLP Loudmouth Cat-back
C&L Plenum
70MM Accufab TB

It only makes that chirping sound when the brake is depressed? it must be suttin with your breaks then....other than that I would have said its your throw out bearing going if u didnt mention that it only makes the sound when u have the brake in...... hmm

NoKturnaL 12-13-2004 12:11 AM

your car under WARRANTY?? have FOrd fix whatever is making that annoying sound

Chopper 12-13-2004 06:11 AM

It could be the belt tensioner.I think Ford was using up all the old parts to make room for the 05 year parts.To find out have someone sit in the car with the E brake set and you listen under the hood.Automatics don't have throwout bearings.

NoKturnaL 12-13-2004 10:31 AM

didnt realize he had a auto

04GTMikey 12-14-2004 05:44 PM


Originally Posted by Chopper
It could be the belt tensioner.I think Ford was using up all the old parts to make room for the 05 year parts.To find out have someone sit in the car with the E brake set and you listen under the hood.Automatics don't have throwout bearings.

Thanks Chopper. You were right on. Ford is going to replace it after extensive work trying to "recreate" the noise. (So they said).


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