Rear wheel chirping noise

[Stang24]

Just broke over 500 miles on the car light driving for the break in period. All of a sudden I hear a chirping noise. Sound coming from rear end somewhere? Saw on Mustang6g a user was also having this issue on his 2022. Didn’t seem to find a solution. Here’s that video he posted and a video from me. Occurs when I accelerate from a stop and reverse. Almost like when the weight is transferred.

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[Rio Lobo]

wasn't there a post on here about loose caliper hardware scoring the wheels? Check your brakes and make sure the bolts aren't loose and scraping the wheels.

Also savageese showed in their latest video about loose tie rod (?) nuts. Don't think that would make wheel chirping noises, but might as well check while you're down there.

 

[Stang24]

wasn't there a post on here about loose caliper hardware scoring the wheels? Check your brakes and make sure the bolts aren't loose and scraping the wheels.

Also savageese showed in their latest video about loose tie rod (?) nuts. Don't think that would make wheel chirping noises, but might as well check while you're down there.

Not sure I can’t find that thread

 

[Rio Lobo]

Not sure I can’t find that thread

https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/got-my-s650-story-not-good-so-far.158111/

 

[Zig]

I hear more of a clicking than a chirping

 

[Skye]

Is that coming from inside the car?

Is it consistent, like playing cards in bike spokes? Or only occasionally?

Is the car otherwise driving OK?

Get under the car with a torch, check along the drivetrain. Sometimes, factory tags can come loose, especially along the driveshaft, wheels, anything that rolls or turns when the car moves.

Edit: read the other thread, about the E-brake and caliper issues. Agreed. With the car cool and parked, put your hands on everything underneath, to confirm everything is secured and looks well. Check the trunk for anything which might be loose.

And when you do have time, please, let us know what you find.

 

[Stang24]

Is that coming from inside the car?

Is it consistent, like playing cards in bike spokes? Or only occasionally?

Is the car otherwise driving OK?

Get under the car with a torch, check along the drivetrain. Sometimes, factory tags can come loose, especially along the driveshaft, wheels, anything that rolls or turns when the car moves.

Edit: read the other thread, about the E-brake and caliper issues. Agreed. With the car cool and parked, put your hands on everything underneath, to confirm everything is secured and looks well. Check the trunk for anything which might be loose.

And when you do have time, please, let us know what you find.

Took a look nothing is loose or dangling. Even sprayed some stuff with WD40 no luck…. Car drives fine. Just every stop and acceleration it clicks/chirps and sometimes doing into reverse as well

 

[Stratman397]

I hear more of a clicking than a chirping

I heard a distinct chirp

 

[Stratman397]

Just broke over 500 miles on the car light driving for the break in period. All of a sudden I hear a chirping noise. Sound coming from rear end somewhere? Saw on Mustang6g a user was also having this issue on his 2022. Didn’t seem to find a solution. Here’s that video he posted and a video from me. Occurs when I accelerate from a stop and reverse. Almost like when the weight is transferred.

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Chirping sounds indicate that the engine's timing or serpentine belt has become loose or damaged. Some belts in automobiles can be adjusted, while others must be replaced. If these engine problems are not addressed, they will worsen, endanger your safety, and inevitably cost more to repair.
Doubt, this is it

 

[Stratman397]

Just broke over 500 miles on the car light driving for the break in period. All of a sudden I hear a chirping noise. Sound coming from rear end somewhere? Saw on Mustang6g a user was also having this issue on his 2022. Didn’t seem to find a solution. Here’s that video he posted and a video from me. Occurs when I accelerate from a stop and reverse. Almost like when the weight is transferred.

Rear wheel bearings?

 

[Dena]

Took a look nothing is loose or dangling. Even sprayed some stuff with WD40 no luck…. Car drives fine. Just every stop and acceleration it clicks/chirps and sometimes doing into reverse as well

That sounds like the differential or CV joints. They might be difficult to inspect because of the rubber boots that protect them.

 

[Stang24]

Rear wheel bearings?

I saw someone had this issue on there s550 and they replaced the hub assembly and it went away here’s the link to that post
But already?? 500 miles on the car doesn’t seem right

 

[Zig]

Does it increase / decrease with speed? Does opening / closing the windows change the perceived sound level? If external (as in not in the interior - try putting cushioning around the shifter to see if it’s coming from the tunnel - doubt it but worth a check) do you hear it if you put it in the air and hand spin a wheel at a time?

 

[Stratman397]

I saw someone had this issue on there s550 and they replaced the hub assembly and it went away here’s the link to that post
But already?? 500 miles on the car doesn’t seem right

You definitely need to get it back in to the dealer.
I was going to take mine for a ride tonight, but it’s raining

 

[GTPony24]

https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/got-my-s650-story-not-good-so-far.158111/

yes, I am the one that posted about the brake caliper scraping the rim but the noise I heard was an ear peircing constant screech not a chirp. Your problem sounds a lot better than mine as I have 2 ruined night pony rims now.

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