At first, I thought something had fallen over in the vehicle, sounded like a bucket of bolts. (There was nothing in the vehicle) Then it sounded like interference on my radio...after about 5 minutes I turned the radio off and then realized..it was not coming from the radio. When I made a right turn I once again heard a strange sound...clunk of sorts..then the high pitched sound continued until I came home. My first thought was brakes or wheel bearing...?? Although the brakes seem to be operating fine.
SOURCE: my car is a 03
This could be caused the idle speed control valve as air passes through it, have seen this issue on other models many times, clean the valve first, if the noise persists replace it.
SOURCE: high pitched squeal when i step on the brakes
what is wrong is that is the warning signal that it is time for a change of brake pads and an inspection of brake shoes
SOURCE: Back rear brakes metal to metal sound
I would not doubt that it is from aftermarket parts.
Use silicon grease on the caliper slides and use brake grease on all metal to metal contact parts when installing the new parts.
Also, grind away any rust where the pads sit on the caliper bracket before installing them.
SOURCE: '02 Miata stalls randomly
your crank position sensor is starting to go bad. we see this a lot at the shop, when it gets hot it will short itself out. you will need to replace it before it goes out all the way. it is located on the front of the valve cover or on the pass side rear of the cover and is held it by one bolt. you can get this at your local parts house but I do recommend you use the one from the dealer we seem to have less problems with them.
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Hi Art Dixon, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box? Check your drive shafts for play. Bad shaft bearings likely the cause.
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