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2002 Ford Focus ZTS making noise?
My car has 75,000 miles on it and just recently it has been making noise from the front end. Every once in a while, the car will make a sort of "wow wow" noise that is almost like a grinding noise. The noise only happens when I am either coasting at low speeds and then press the gas pedal or it just recently started happening when I just move at the idle speed. It does not happen every time, but once in a while and it is slowly getting worse. I think it is coming from the front passenger side. I have read online that it could be the engine motor mount but I replaced that about three months ago. I was just wondering what could be causing this noise and if it is serious. Could it maybe be the transmission slipping? Any thoughts are great! thanks
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Posted via FF Mobile I just realized that I don't think it is the acceleration. I think my brakes are sticking a little bit and they eventually fully release.... has anyone heard of this occurring before and if so, how do I fix it. The noise is more of a groaning kind of like it is sticky and then releases so that's why I think my breaks are sticking
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Moved to General Technical Chat. General Chat is the place to discuss all random topics that are suitable for all members. General Technical Chat is the forum for discussing repair or maintenance issues.
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That sounds like wheel bearings, but it's really early for those to go out. It could be a matter of tire balancing, or possible a tire that the sidewall has split from the tread. Do you notice that the car leans harder to one side than the other when turning?
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