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Engine is whines when I accelerate, just like a powersteering fluid low but not
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<blockquote data-quote="david" data-source="post: 2224193" data-attributes="member: 207029"><p>when I turn its when I acceler? I have a 98 Toyota Tacoma/2 rear wheel drive/ with 164,000 miles.</p><p>Well, you know the sound it makes when your almost out of power steering fluid and you turn the wheel, kinda like a mechanical/electronic whine? WELL, it is making that when I accelerate NOT turn...it doesnt sound too bad but it definitely was not making this before. Fluid are all good so I dont know if its a bearing/clutch or what? Anyone have any ideas? Thank you!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="david, post: 2224193, member: 207029"] when I turn its when I acceler? I have a 98 Toyota Tacoma/2 rear wheel drive/ with 164,000 miles. Well, you know the sound it makes when your almost out of power steering fluid and you turn the wheel, kinda like a mechanical/electronic whine? WELL, it is making that when I accelerate NOT turn...it doesnt sound too bad but it definitely was not making this before. Fluid are all good so I dont know if its a bearing/clutch or what? Anyone have any ideas? Thank you!! [/QUOTE]
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