I have inherited an M reg 1995 Ford Mondeo 1.8td and am getting what I
can only describe as an intermittent bleating noise similar to a
strangled horn sound which seems to be coming from the boot (trunk if
you are U.S.) area.It can go on for a while after I have stopped and
also whilst driving.It is not regular in frequency..random bleats.Any
ideas anyone what it could be?
Borosteve.
MasterBlaster - 05 May 2007 23:05 GMT
> I have inherited an M reg 1995 Ford Mondeo 1.8td and am getting what I
> can only describe as an intermittent bleating noise similar to a
> strangled horn sound which seems to be coming from the boot (trunk if
> you are U.S.) area.It can go on for a while after I have stopped and
> also whilst driving.It is not regular in frequency..random bleats.Any
> ideas anyone what it could be?
If it's making the noise the next time you stop, try loosening the gas cap.
If it stops instantly, then there's something gas-tank related going on.
If it doesn't stop, then remove the sheep that's jammed above the rear
axle, and stop driving through farmyards when you're drunk.
Mike Hunter - 06 May 2007 01:56 GMT
Have you noticed if you wife or mother-in-law are missing? ;)
mike
>I have inherited an M reg 1995 Ford Mondeo 1.8td and am getting what I
> can only describe as an intermittent bleating noise similar to a
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> Borosteve.
borosteve - 07 May 2007 14:07 GMT
> Have you noticed if you wife or mother-in-law are missing? ;)
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UREKA!
I have found the cause! After removing the inside boot trim on the
left hand side I have found what looks like a transducer of some sort
with a cable connected to it.I disconnected the cable and now it no
longer bleats! Why and how it got there is anyones guess as it must
have been fitted as part of an alarm system.Why it is now making these
noises is also a mystery.
Driving no in peaceful silence,,,
Borosteve.