I own a 98 Ford Taurus. Lately, after my car has been parked for a while when I go to pull off, there is a very loud screeching sound. That lasts maybe 5 seconds, then after that I don't hear it anymore until after the next time it has been sitting for awhile. What could this be?
Loud screeching sound
Aug 02, 2005
6 Replies
A stray cat, locked brake caliper, belt slippage, bearing going bad, need some more info. on whats happening in performance.
"Dee2005" wrote: ( 98 Ford Taurus )
After my car has been parked for a while when I pull off there is a very loud screeching sound that lasts maybe
5 seconds, then after that I don't hear it anymore until after the next time it has been sitting for awhile. What could this be? ______________________________________________Fan Belt: Loose, worn, or wet.
Wendy & John
"" wrote: > I own a 98 Ford Taurus. Lately, after my car has been parked > for a while > when I go to pull off, there is a very loud screeching sound. > That lasts > maybe 5 seconds, then after that I don't hear it anymore until > after the > next time it has been sitting for awhile. What could this be?
How long does it sit?? Sounds possible like a brake noise where they have glazed over.
Spike
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My wife used to do that when I went to the bar with my buds, but a quick backhand put a stop to that.
Check your fan belts.
"" wrote: > I own a 98 Ford Taurus. Lately, after my car has been parked > for a while > when I go to pull off, there is a very loud screeching sound. > That lasts > maybe 5 seconds, then after that I don't hear it anymore until > after the > next time it has been sitting for awhile. What could this be?
replace the Acc. belt
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