squeaking sound question?

blackiangt · 06-23-2009

I have a squeaking sound coming from my under carriage when i cold start. It lasts till i get all the way down my drive way. Then i cant hear it anymore. I only hear it at low speeds and it stops after my car warms up. When i took it to the dealership for my oil change i told them about it and they didn't find anything. Its a 08' GT Any ideas?

yellowstang7 · 06-23-2009

Mine does the same thing its a 2006 mustang gt automatic. Is it an automatic too?

jaystar86 · 06-23-2009

this is gunna be a tough troubleshoot... so many possibilities of where the squeaking is coming from.... is the squeaking at idle or when you are moving or both?

if its when the car moves... then it could be some kind of rotating part

need more info

yellowstang7 · 06-23-2009

Mine does it at idle

blackiangt · 06-23-2009

No mine is a manual. It does it only when im moving. its fine after the car has warmed up.

jaystar86 · 06-23-2009

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Originally Posted by blackiangt

No mine is a manual. It does it only when im moving. its fine after the car has warmed up.

i would have to say its some kind of moving part (doh) that is doing it then... maybe some kind of rotating part?

hopefully someone techy chimes in and helps out.

sqidd · 06-23-2009

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Originally Posted by blackiangt

I have a squeaking sound coming from my under carriage when i cold start. It lasts till i get all the way down my drive way. Then i cant hear it anymore. I only hear it at low speeds and it stops after my car warms up. When i took it to the dealership for my oil change i told them about it and they didn't find anything. Its a 08' GT Any ideas?

Thermodynamics 101. When things get cold they shrink and therefore don’t fit the same as they do when it is warm.

My F-150 does the exact same thing.

Andywalls · 06-23-2009

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Originally Posted by sqidd

Thermodynamics 101. When things get cold they shrink and therefore don’t fit the same as they do when it is warm.

My F-150 does the exact same thing.

just hang the newest playboy issue under ur hood to minimize ur engine... "shrinkage"

blackiangt · 06-24-2009

lol....

jaystar86 · 06-24-2009

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Originally Posted by sqidd

Thermodynamics 101. When things get cold they shrink and therefore don’t fit the same as they do when it is warm.

My F-150 does the exact same thing.

really squidd? so are you saying that the sounds are normal to be there?

Andywalls · 06-24-2009

personally i think my solution is the best