You could have a problem with your fuel injection synchronizer. It could also just chirp until it is warmed up a bit which doesn't mean anything.
The hissing may be due to a disconnected vacuum line. Look for a loose vacuum hose and/or a tube on/near the throttle where it might connect to.
car's frontal area is wind area,used for calculating the drag coefficient
Out of the area
They are easier to remove if they are warmed first.Using a hair dryer, on the heat setting, warm the area where the transfer is stuck.Use your nail to pick carefully at the edge or better still, a corner. Don't use metal tools as you may damage the paintwork.Continue to warm the transfer and the sticky backing will soften and the transfer should be easy to peel off.After removal, if there are any traces of sticky residue left, use something like penetrating oil on a soft cloth to wipe over the area and remove the stickyness.Don't use solvents or paint thinners as these are likely to damage the surface of the paint and give you extra work.I have used the hair dryer method to remove transfers and decals from a car.
The cowl of a vehicle is the area below the windshield, after the engine hood. The area is usually grated with screen to keep debris out of vent area.
If the chirping noise speeds up as the truck speeds up, check the u-joints in the drive line.
It is possible the subwoofers are causing a chirping sound, you would be best taking them to a local dealer in your area and asking for professional advice
I have chirping sound when I excelerate. When it is damp or raining it chirps alot more. I have had it to a mechanic and all he did was give me a can of lubricant and told me when I hear it spray the area and this should take care of it.....well quess what it hasn't so i need some help or advice. The noise drives me nuts!!! Does or can anyone help me with this problem? would be forevre gratful !!!!!!! THANKS YOU
Probably a sticking lifter; put in a can of RISLONE every time you change oil for the next few times; that should do it if it is just a minor problem. A chirping noise can also be a defective drive belt. I haven't heard of a chirping noise before, but I've heard of lifter tapping. If it's just some light lifter tapping, add some Lucas oil stabilizer next oil change. This is really good stuff that adds extra lubricants and protectants to the oil for better engine performance and durability. Adding this to your oil should take out any light lifter noise or tapping. I run this in my 94 Z along with full synthetic Mobil 1. They make the Lucas oil stabilizer in synthetic as well. Hope this helps you out.
Be re-warmed to normal body temperature.
Be re-warmed to normal body temperature.
Depends on the make/model of your car and the desired performance of the injector, but generally in the area of $25 - $300 for the part.
The Trees Buffer most of the noise in one area and reduces it in the other. When you cut a tree down, it increases noise in the other area due to no tree buffering the noise.
Because it has been a long time since the sun warmed your area.
Crickets chirp more when they are cold, so warm the area. Otherwise catch them and throw them outside.
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That ist the energy of noise. Sound intensity = sound power divided by area.