zup peeps....
ok, I know that the chirping is not a bird stuck in my muffler or the trunk
but there's a chirping noise coming from the rear whenever I am driving. Past 40mph I get a constant chirp, like 50 birds stuck in the trunk and their all hungry!!! Whenever I am on the highway I have to crank the radio high or I'll loose my mind with the chirps, even with the radio I can still hear a faint noise of it. But as soon as I start driving it doesnt chirp, it's like eventually starts, maybe after a slight bump on the road, or just because.
I've also noticed when I hit a small bump on the road, like leaving a parking lot going 15-20mph, bump = one quick chirp. It's weird. I've debated about taking it to a ford dealership to have it looked at but I dont want to spend $$$ for them to say is a loose screw or something. Talking about screws, I even screwed on the spoiler even tighter (thought it could be loose and making noise with the wind), thought that would fix it...NOT!
So even though I know it sounds hallarious (which in a way it is!
) it drives me crazy and it's very annoying. Maybe the rear shocks? maybe the gas tank is loose? What can it be? any help would be appreciated!!!
Thanks!
ps- after a quick google, this page for a fiero might better describe what I hear, but instead of happening for a second it just continues to chirp. 2nd paragraph HERE
ok, I know that the chirping is not a bird stuck in my muffler or the trunk
I've also noticed when I hit a small bump on the road, like leaving a parking lot going 15-20mph, bump = one quick chirp. It's weird. I've debated about taking it to a ford dealership to have it looked at but I dont want to spend $$$ for them to say is a loose screw or something. Talking about screws, I even screwed on the spoiler even tighter (thought it could be loose and making noise with the wind), thought that would fix it...NOT!
So even though I know it sounds hallarious (which in a way it is!
Thanks!
ps- after a quick google, this page for a fiero might better describe what I hear, but instead of happening for a second it just continues to chirp. 2nd paragraph HERE