When driving my 2004 Mazda MPV it makes loud noise when we drive faster than about 60 km/hr it gets loud and louder sometimes like roar noise coming from the front and feels more through the vents. Drive the same but noticed lack of power in few occasions. Wondering what is the problem and if it is safe to use the car!
SOURCE: Engine Died on Reverse Gear
try adding some transmition fluid to the transmition . or have it towed to a repair shop
SOURCE: 2004 mazda 6 stalls at red light and while driving
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As a first course of action I strongly suggest that you have the car scanned to know the fault code and the fix. But I do suspect that you have a faulty MAF (mass air flow) sensor and TPS (throttle position sensor). If one of these sensors are faulty, stalling can really occur. Have it replaced and you'll be good.
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SOURCE: When driving our 2000 Mazda
Mechanical vibration caused by a failed support. The only way to identify which is it is to test them all then just start shaking the parts, either with bare hands or with a crowbar - the part that moves abnormally much or in which the rubber part is frayed is the faulty one and it will have to be replaced. Since that happens only at speed start with the drive shaft and the suspension supports.
What ever is it from a tire can even be the wheel bearings
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Can you describe the noise? Does it sound like you are driving with mudding tires on?
Thanks for a quick response. Just wondering how much it may cost and should it gets done thorough Mazda dealer!
Thanks for all your opinion. You could say it sounds like some sort of mudding tires on or feels something is being touched.
For some reason this won't let me suggest a solution so I will post it here:
If it sounds like you are driving with mudding tires on (or a bit like you are driving a small airplane) then you have a wheel bearing that has gone bad. It would be a good idea to get it taken care of ASAP.
Dear airman_slack, thanks a lot; you are absolutely right. Took it to a mechanics and after a test drive he mentioned the right side front bearing and changed it. No more noise and tension.
That's great! Glad it worked out for you.
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