Noise from engine compartment with car off. Should I be concerned?
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Noise from engine compartment with car off. Should I be concerned?
2014 E350 sedan. Engine off - key out. Making a whining noise from the engine compartment (front/low). Sounds like something running??? Can feel a vibration through the hood. Do I need to be concerned?
Fire hazard?
Battery hazard?
Any advice/help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Fire hazard?
Battery hazard?
Any advice/help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Last edited by abqhudson; 09-20-2017 at 09:09 PM. Reason: clarify
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LED lighting cool down fans. Lock the car and they should stop running within a short time.
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W212 E-class, W211 E-class, F10 5-Series
2014 E350 sedan. Engine off - key out. Making a whining noise from the engine compartment (front/low). Sounds like something running??? Can feel a vibration through the hood. Do I need to be concerned?
Fire hazard?
Battery hazard?
Any advice/help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Fire hazard?
Battery hazard?
Any advice/help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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abqhudson (09-20-2017)
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whining noise from the engine compartment is usually the technician from a stealership after a service and nothing else was needed to be fixed.so no extra cash for them LoL
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2014 E350 sedan. Engine off - key out. Making a whining noise from the engine compartment (front/low). Sounds like something running??? Can feel a vibration through the hood. Do I need to be concerned?
Fire hazard?
Battery hazard?
Any advice/help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Fire hazard?
Battery hazard?
Any advice/help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Hey, if you let the car cool down for about 30 to 45 minutes, it'll go away
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Is the noise still occurring with the key in the ignition, or the key out of the ignition? or is it keyless-go?
That could have some affect on it...I know there are sounds under the engine with the key in, and after removing it (mines a w212 with no keyless go) after a few mins the whine goes away. There are a multitude of noises but the vibrations your describing dont sound good...
How long does it go for? maybe listen with a stopwatch
That could have some affect on it...I know there are sounds under the engine with the key in, and after removing it (mines a w212 with no keyless go) after a few mins the whine goes away. There are a multitude of noises but the vibrations your describing dont sound good...
How long does it go for? maybe listen with a stopwatch
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Is the noise still occurring with the key in the ignition, or the key out of the ignition? or is it keyless-go?
That could have some affect on it...I know there are sounds under the engine with the key in, and after removing it (mines a w212 with no keyless go) after a few mins the whine goes away. There are a multitude of noises but the vibrations your describing dont sound good...
How long does it go for? maybe listen with a stopwatch
That could have some affect on it...I know there are sounds under the engine with the key in, and after removing it (mines a w212 with no keyless go) after a few mins the whine goes away. There are a multitude of noises but the vibrations your describing dont sound good...
How long does it go for? maybe listen with a stopwatch
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^ yep, this is absolutely correct.