1990 Beeping Noise when driving
I have a 1990 which seems to be running fine, the problem I am having is that when driving I get a long high pitched beeping tone coming from somewhere in the cabin. This only happens when i accelerate, if I am gentle with the power then it stops but when I accelerate again it starts. Is this some kind of warning tone? I have used the paperclip to check for any codes and there aren't any.
Anyone know what this is?
Thanks in advance
I have a 1990 which seems to be running fine, the problem I am having is that when driving I get a long high pitched beeping tone coming from somewhere in the cabin. This only happens when i accelerate, if I am gentle with the power then it stops but when I accelerate again it starts. Is this some kind of warning tone? I have used the paperclip to check for any codes and there aren't any.
Anyone know what this is?
Thanks in advance
schizophrenia?
Sounds like some kind of a bearing going bad.
Could also be the bearing in the fan going bad...
Last edited by RandyJ75; Dec 16, 2007 at 09:22 AM.
Turned out to be the factory Bose amp going bad.
Had the amp rebuild and has never happened again.
Good luck
Its definately an electronic beep just like the short beep when you first turn on the ignition. The original bose radio has been replaced so dont think it could be that.
When i got home tonight i turned the engine off but the ac fans kept going, started up again and made sure the panel was set to off but still the same thing the fans kept blowing out air through the vents even though the engine was off and i had removed the key. Had to take the fuse out to stop it.
Seems like some weird electrical problems here.
The first thing you need to do is fill out your profile. This is necessary because it helps us determine your car's woes; we will see what year your car is, any mods, etc. You should also include this info. with your post so we don't need to do the legwork, but it should be there anyway. As already mentioned, it sounds like a bearing is going. Most of the time, it's the alternator and is commonly known as, "alternator whine." The more or faster you accelerate, the higher the pitch becomes. As you slow down, the sound decreases.












