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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / September 2006

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96 Altima chirp noise

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neeraj.kanhere@gmail.com - 12 Sep 2006 23:46 GMT
I had my front tires changed on 96 altima, and after few days I noticed
that I was hearing a periodic loud chirp (bird-like) noise from the
passenger side. The noise was most  prominant when the windows were
down and when going under a bridge or between closed spaces.

The pitch of the noise changed with the speed, and didnt seem to be
related to engine or brakes.

After a couple of days of reading posts online, I concluded it might be
time to spend some $$$ and get the possibly expensive fix.  Just out of
curiousity I inspected the tires and axels once more before taking the
car to a mechanic and found out what was making this noise. The
air-outlet on the right tire was brushing against the hub-cap (which
was not properly aligned). I just removed and put back the hub cap
properly and thats it.. it was that simple.

I thought I would post this just in case someone finds it useful...
sometimes simplest of things can drive someone nuts :)
Telstar Electronics - 13 Sep 2006 18:43 GMT
> I had my front tires changed on 96 altima, and after few days I noticed
> that I was hearing a periodic loud chirp (bird-like) noise from the
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> I thought I would post this just in case someone finds it useful...
> sometimes simplest of things can drive someone nuts :)

Good job... fotunate the rubbing was not to the point where the valve
stem was damaged.

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