Where is the humming located front, rear? Could be a vaccuum leak if high pitched, wheel bearings, improper brake installation. More info needed.
It's probably the drive belt and they tend to make noise when they are getting stretched. You can either try tightening it, if it is able to be and not have a tensioner assy, or replace the belt.
no that ive found
you can if you have all of the materials (tools)
If changing the belt and tension pulley did not resolve the high-pitched squealing sound, it could be a sign of a failing alternator, idler pulley, or a loose accessory pulley. I recommend having a mechanic inspect these components to identify and fix the issue.
hair dryer...and a prayer
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You need a new diverter for your kitchen sink. You can pick them up at any home repair store, or have your local plumber come and fix it for 3 times the price.
I was mystified by this high pitched squeel - so were many dealers... "The sound was traced to the drive support bearing area - I had a can of Marvel mystery spray oil - I drowned the bearing area with this stuff - sound vanished. That was several thousand miles ago - so I get it a squirt at every oil change.
Depends on what is wrong with it, look around the dryer for the toll-free number of the manufacturer and describe the symptoms or malfunction to them (or check their website)-it could be a cheap and easy fix!
You could get external speakers that you just simply plug into the speaker output port, or you could just take it to geek squad and they'll fix fast... It will just cost more.
I had the same problem for a while. At first we thought it was my A/C compressor clutch going bad. After a complete search we found out that it was actually my alternator belt tensioner that was bad. This is an easy fix, and only costs about $150 (includes labor costs)