excessive noise at 2000 RPM and above

Asked by Guru9N347D Feb 12, 2022 at 09:25 PM about the 2005 Ford Focus ZX5 SE

Question type: General

There is a loud noise whenever I accelerate above 2000 RPM and for a long as
my foot stays on the gas pedal.

4 Answers

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It can be any number of things, Engine, transmission, wheel bearings, tire noise, etc. Have a mechanic go for a ride with you.

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First, check engine oil level. Isolate problem so u can narrow down the problem. If it always does it weather is in park or while moving, have a mechanic look at it in case it's a bearing rod and you'll damage it even worse.

26,255

Check the exhaust flow through the catalitic converter. It may be plugged and not allowing the exhaust to flow.

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