Inspection Procedure 12: Abnormal sound occurs during driving.
PROBABLE CAUSES
- Engine- and body-related failures: Abnormal sound of auxiliary parts, drive shaft, wheel bearing
- Installation of non-genuine aeroparts to the body
- Abnormal incoming route of sound: Installation of transmission control cable, damping device, sound isolation device
- Malfunction of the torque converter
- A/T failure: Driving force transmission system (gear), hydraulic system (valve body assembly, hydraulic circuit)
| note | Inspection items for abnormal sound
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DIAGNOSIS PROCEDURE |
STEP 1. Check the body and engine performance. |
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Q.
Is the check result normal?
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Go to Step 2. |
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Repair the failure, and perform adjustment. |
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STEP 2. Check the installation of the transmission control cable, damping device, and sound isolation device. |
Q.
Is the check result normal?
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Go to Step 3. |
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Repair the failure, and perform adjustment. |
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STEP 3. Check the abnormal sound. |
Q.
Does the abnormal sound change in accordance with the vehicle speed?
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Go to Step 5. |
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Go to Step 4. |
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STEP 4. Check the abnormal sound. |
Q.
Does the abnormal sound change in accordance with the throttle valve opening? Or is it the A/T fluid sound especially caused at start-up?
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Replace the torque converter. |
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Go to Step 5. |
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STEP 5. Compare with another same model vehicle. |
Q.
Is there a difference from the same model vehicle?
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Go to Step 6. |
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The procedure is complete. |
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STEP 6. Remove the transmission assembly from the vehicle. |
| Disassemble and check the transmission assembly to check if there is a foreign material inside. |
Q.
Is the check result satisfactory?
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Replace the transmission assembly. |
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Replace the failure part. |
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Repair the failure, and perform adjustment.