Buzzing sound when accelerating
So recently in addition to the "non-error" errors (RAS failure, ACC failure, and more I can't remember, happened a few days ago and randomly throughout the last year - solved by turning car off and on again)
I've been experiencing a buzzing sound in the rear occasionally, kinda sounds like metal vibrating fast
I read some talk about fuel pump recently, I did some testing on my own today and got the sound to show up after a few seconds after refueling and driving at around 3/8ths of a tank + switch to sport+ and going up hill and following ir so on someone else
Normally it shows up on the freeway when I'm first getting on, and in sport+, and accelerating - I usually always have half a tank or less when getting onto the freeway - the freeway is mostly flat where it happens
Also, in the past I have not turned PSM off, Its turned off always now every time I drive - the sound has been around regardless
For the audio clip I included the whole drive (skip ahead for "the sound "), at 33 minutes I switch from normal to sport+ - at 33:39 the "I feel like the car frame is buzzing from rear? right side?" sound starts and lasts for a few seconds - I stop at the top of the hill. Thats the only occurrence today that I know for sure about
My questions are "what is making that sound? is something damaged or are these regular car noises?"
Is it the fuel pump and then a non-issue or is it something serious?
The sound doesn't really show up when I'm cruising but it does other times...... usually speed is involved, but to throw a curveball in it shows up when going from 80-100 more than it does above 100, I dont think i've ever heard it above 110, definitely not above 160. Unfortunately I'm trying to stick to... public speed guidelines .....so I can't and haven't tested 80-100/100-160+ recently (I got a civil speeding ticket, using my defensive driving school for the year so can't get anymore). Todays sounds appeared from 0 to 60 or less.
Lot of text but I think some background might help figure out what's making the noise, if it is not the fuel pump.
idk anything about car parts i'm just driving in circles and want to make sure my car isn't broken 🤣
anyone else experiencing this? if you have an ipad throw it in a back seat and hit record when driving so we can compare/contrast. if you do the ipad thing make sure you have a grippy case, i'm using the standard apple folding cover thing with the screen cover folded back to minimum and camera uncovered with it face down on the seat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWez...ature=youtu.be
Last edited by harshalp; Apr 7, 2022 at 10:58 PM.
A word of caution the plastic speaker grill just snaps in but you have to be very slow and gentle when pulling it off as the tabs are easy to break. Someone posted pictures showing this.
A word of caution the plastic speaker grill just snaps in but you have to be very slow and gentle when pulling it off as the tabs are easy to break. Someone posted pictures showing this.
going to see if I can record some more occurrences
also in general I agree theres a lot of other noises the car makes but most if not all of the others are what I assume are regular car noises. the passenger visor creaking occasionally is a little annoying sometimes but not something Im concerned about. whereas this sound seems like it could be something more. maybe it is maybe it isnt, might as well figure out whats up lol
Last edited by harshalp; Apr 8, 2022 at 06:46 PM.
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from the other day, recreated the sound multiple times doing low to medium (0-60 or etc) pulls in SPORT PLUS (so SPORT EXHAUST on), both on flat ground and uphill
time stamps:
2:15-2:25
5:10-5:30
6:25ish?
7:30-7:45
13:40-13:45
14:45-15:00
29:00-29:20 after switching sport+ back on
30:25-30:45? possibly when slowing down and not sure if there was something when accelerating
from a few months back, high speed stuff, don't remember hearing as much of? any? of this sound last year will listen to this one and the other one i have from october more closely
Last edited by harshalp; Apr 10, 2022 at 03:29 PM.



