Questions & Answers for: accelerating noise ford escape

...Ford Escape 2WD. I get a slight grinding noise when applying the brakes. However, the front and rear pads and shoes are all fine. One thing I did was jack up the front end, remove both wheels and had ...

...noise when accelerating I have a 2002 Ford Escape with 145,000 miles. It just started to make "whooshing" noise when accelerating. This happens during the first few minutes after starting and later ...

...Ford Escape. The noise usually comes and goes. Mostly when the truck is idling or when I accelerate. I've been told it's a vacuum leak. Firestone told me it was my brakes power booster, Just brakes ...

I had a spark plug blow out. A helicoil was used to repair it and a new coil was also installed. Now it's running fine, no more missing,but every time I accelerate I notice a noise, like air escaping ...

...noise goes up and down when accelerating and slowing down. sounds like a pulley or bearing is noisy first remove drive belt and run engine if noise is gone problem is a bearing attatched to by hand ...

noise that sounds like a horn... It also makes it from time to time when I am accelerating. Pep Boys told me I need to change the pcv lines and all kind of stuff that will eventually end up costing me

...accelerating. Ticking noise quiets down but is still present when stopped. When going up hill the RPMs hit between 3-4,000 and engine sounds like it is going to blow. Is this something with the ...

...fast as well. Also, I just noticed a humming noise while accelerating. When this happens I have to shut the car down and start it back again. Any ideas please, thanks. try changing speed control ...

a loud puffing noise coming from my engine? like a puff sound every time i accelerate the noise gets louder and stronger and faster Check for a loose plug first The combustion gases escaping from ...

why does my engine sound like there is a vacume cleaner in it? A loud vacume noise coming from my engine when I am at an idle, when I accelerate it stops, but now it is continuous, and it feels like ...