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i replaced the speed sensor and trans mount on my 94 camaro, 3.4.
now the car makes a strange sound like a siren that coinsides with the rpms
which it never did before. could it be coming from the new speed sensor?
any help would be appreciated.
thanks burtcam
When I Say Siren, It Spounds Like When The Car Accelerates, The Sound Gets Higher, When The Car Slows Down, The Sound Gets Lower, Its Kind Of Heart To Explain Unless You Hear It, Does The Speed Senser Have Anything That Spins?
just to let you guys know, the speed sensor wasen't in quite right. i taped it the hammer a couple of times and then it seated properly in the housing and it doesent make anymore noise.thanks to all
burtcam
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