owlman
Dedicated LVC Member
Don't know the difference between a clunk and a clonk? How about a hoot, howl, and hum? Crack, creak, and squeek? Then read this section of the service manual. I thought it was kinda funny :lol:
Sound glossary
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jrockcentral1
Well-Known LVC Member
lmao that's funny, yet informative
For example:
Concern: My car is **making a funny sound.**
Answer: wtf?
Now, the improved version:
Concern: My car is **chirping.**
Answer: It sounds like your drive belt is slipping.
lol
For example:
Concern: My car is **making a funny sound.**
Answer: wtf?
Now, the improved version:
Concern: My car is **chirping.**
Answer: It sounds like your drive belt is slipping.
lol