Why is my Toyota Highlander making a noise?
I used my wife’s 2006 Toyota Highlander yesterday (I don’t drive it much) and noticed a noise/vibration. The car has 14000 miles on it. Took it to the dealer and a service tech test drove it. He felt it was a wheel bearing because as he pulled the car to the left while driving, the noise stopped.
What was the problem with my 2005 Highlander?
My 2005 Highlander had a front end noise at 14000 miles (see previous messages from mytoy4). After replacing the left front wheel bearing, there was still a noise. The dealer replaced all four wheel bearings and that solved the problem.
What should I do about my Toyota Highlander suspension problems?
Intermediate Steering Shaft was replaced and Drivers Side Heated Seat Replaced under CNA Extended Warranty. Also had Front Brake Pads and Brake Fluid Replaced while at Dealer. Front struts making noise. Replaced along with strut links and mounts.
Is there a problem with Toyota Highlander steering wheels?
Indeed, on February 21, 2013, Toyota sent out a Technical Service Bulletin on the issue, acknowledging the problem and advising technicians that consumers reporting popping or cracking noises and letting dealers how to fix the problem. Moreover, Toyota developed a new intermediate shaft for Highlander steering wheels to address this issue.
Why is my car making a noise while driving?
The car has 14000 miles on it. Took it to the dealer and a service tech test drove it. He felt it was a wheel bearing because as he pulled the car to the left while driving, the noise stopped. When he pulled the car to the right, the noise level/ vibration didn’t change. I have an appointment next week to get it fixed.
Why are Michelin tires so loud on my car?
We talked to the salesman and he suggested we move the front cross rail on the roof luggage to behind. The noise problem went away. He said it was the impact of wind on the front cross rail which was right on top of the front seats. What tires do you have. The Michelin tires that we have are really loud. Thanks Simon178 & sr20b13.
Why do I hear a rumbling noise in my car?
At idle, you hear a rumbling noise. As you accelerate, the noise gets louder and pretty soon you can’t even hear the radio or your passenger talking. What it could mean: The exhaust system in your vehicle is made up of multiple pieces attached together, as opposed to one long pipe.
Is the Highlander base 2WD vibrating while driving?
I just bought an 2008 Highlander Base 2WD yesterday and have noticed a vibration while driving during certain instances. Unfortunately it is not constant and I haven’t been able to make it happen on purpose.
What makes a loud grinding noise in the front of a car?
Four CV joints up front and grinding noise up front during turns, especially TIGHT turns, is standard symptom. I have a 2008 HL, 59,400 miles. I had a loud noise coming from the front end. The dealership replaced the bearing and hub. This fell under the 5 yr 60,000 mile powertrain warranty.
What kind of suspension problem does Toyota Highlander have?
Right Rear Wheel Bearing went bad. a bump or knocking in the steering when turning left, toyota replaced steering intermediate shaft as per the 2008 T-SB-0296-08, but problem remains the same, I guess this is a new problem that Toyota has not come across before 270-horsepower 3.5L V6 5-speed shiftable automatic FWD
Why does my Toyota Highlander stick on the floor?
Improperly Installed Forward Retention Clip: The forward retention clip, which is designed to secure the floor carpet cover, wasn’t installed correctly in some 2000-2006 Highlanders. This allows the floor cover to interfere with the accelerator pedal, making the throttle stick in a partially open position.
Why does my Toyota Highlander stick to the accelerator pedal?
This allows the floor cover to interfere with the accelerator pedal, making the throttle stick in a partially open position. Owners of affected Highlanders can have their nearest Toyota dealer replace the floor carpet cover with a newly designed one free of charge.
Why is there a gap on my Toyota Highlander?
While the culprit hasn’t been officially pinpointed, many found that replacing the chrome trim solved the problem. It’s because the chrome trim comes with a gap that allows the wind to get in. Some Highlander owners just cover up the gap with a protection film, which works just as well.