What to do if your Altima makes a whining noise?
If you have an Altima, and your transmission makes a high pitched whining noise, I would get your car checked out, but if it isn’t that bad of an issues, then they could make up some bs that it isn’t too bad and charge you $140 for the diagnostic test.
Why does my Nissan club make a whining noise?
The tubing was touching another metal piece causing a vibration and the whining noise. Once they bracketed the tubing away from any parts under the hood the whining noise went away COMPLETELY. It is a shame that Nissan is not taking responsibility for this issue.
Why does my Nissan Altima rattle when I slow down?
However, if you start out from a stop, with RPM’s at 2000 – 2100 RPM, and slowly accelerates; the transmission seems to be shifting as designed. Rattle Noise when driving slowly, or slowing down at a traffic light. (Recall programming already performed on this car.)
Why does my Nissan Altima make a power steering noise?
My dealership found that it was being caused by the tubing from the electric power steering pump coming in contact with something in the engine compartment. I purchased my Altima at Gillman Nissan in Rosenberg, Texas.
If you have an Altima, and your transmission makes a high pitched whining noise, I would get your car checked out, but if it isn’t that bad of an issues, then they could make up some bs that it isn’t too bad and charge you $140 for the diagnostic test.
However, if you start out from a stop, with RPM’s at 2000 – 2100 RPM, and slowly accelerates; the transmission seems to be shifting as designed. Rattle Noise when driving slowly, or slowing down at a traffic light. (Recall programming already performed on this car.)
Why does my car make a whining noise?
Cars can make these whining noises from 1 of 2 places. The transmission or the power steering system. They make similar noises because the working fluid and pumps in each have very similar designs.
When does a manual transmission make a whining noise?
A manual transmission is only turning when the car is either in motion, or when the transmission is in Neutral and the clutch is engaged (your foot is off the pedal). So sounds that occur while the car is stationary and in gear are most likely associated with the clutch.