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    Urgent help with noise

    I just got into my wifes 97 Disco this morning and when I turned the ignition on I got this high pitched "beeping" type noise. Not so much a beeping more a squeel. Like a warning noise or something.

    Anyways started the Disco and kept going so parked it and took other car. Any ideas what it is..... Wife has NFI.

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    First thing that springs to mind is an after market over temp alarm on the radiator if one's been fitted.

    I can't think of anything apart from the alarm that would give a beeping noise.
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    perhaps a relay not quite right.glow plug relay perhaps,low charge in battery is the noise still there when engine is warm

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    Its a V8. The noise keeps going when engine is running, havnt warmed it up though. Its very high pitched. Louder than the headlight warning.

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    Have you tried tracking the noise to an area in the car.

    A funny thing was happening to me a few months ago.

    Every time I went around a right hand corner I could hear a faint beep, really high pitched but I couldnt get it to do it anywhere other than a few corners so I had to get Mrs Mc to drive while I moved around the car tracking it down.

    It was a maccas toy wedged under the drivers seat.......

    If you can isolate where it is coming from we may have a better chance of helping you diagnose the problem.

    If it were a relay though it could be a dodgy body/chassis/engine earth, that can make things do dodgy stuff.

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    Ok everything solved. The noise was coming out of a film canister with wires and a sticker on it for Aqualert Low Water Sensors which turns out to be a water level indicator. Topped up water level and noise gone. Man was so high pitched.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ausjeep View Post
    Ok everything solved. The noise was coming out of a film canister with wires and a sticker on it for Aqualert Low Water Sensors which turns out to be a water level indicator. Topped up water level and noise gone. Man was so high pitched.
    I win

    Good to hear it was an easy solution.
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    Now why were you losing water?

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