Hello
I own a 2004 S60 2.5T and I used to love the car until now. I have 33000 miles on it (used it a lot...couple of nice road trips). I have the following problems-
1. Noise of the tire rubbing the fender when turning sharply. It never used to come before and has suddenly started making this kind of noise. The dealer says this is a problem with pirelli tires. I dont understand the dealers claim since this noise never came in the beginning. How can the noise start all of a sudden? Any of you guys with pirelli tires experience the same?
2. Rattling noise from the dash when I turn on the car. This noise stays on throughut the drive. The dealer changed the AC dampener motor but no effect. Its an annoying noise. And even this one started from abt 25000 miles. Till 25K there was no such noise.
3. Car fan keeps running even after I turn it off. I can hear a sound from the hood area after I turn off the car and it sounds like a fan running? Is this a common problem. And again, this has just started. I never used to hear this before.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
dvenkat
I own a 2004 S60 2.5T and I used to love the car until now. I have 33000 miles on it (used it a lot...couple of nice road trips). I have the following problems-
1. Noise of the tire rubbing the fender when turning sharply. It never used to come before and has suddenly started making this kind of noise. The dealer says this is a problem with pirelli tires. I dont understand the dealers claim since this noise never came in the beginning. How can the noise start all of a sudden? Any of you guys with pirelli tires experience the same?
2. Rattling noise from the dash when I turn on the car. This noise stays on throughut the drive. The dealer changed the AC dampener motor but no effect. Its an annoying noise. And even this one started from abt 25000 miles. Till 25K there was no such noise.
3. Car fan keeps running even after I turn it off. I can hear a sound from the hood area after I turn off the car and it sounds like a fan running? Is this a common problem. And again, this has just started. I never used to hear this before.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
dvenkat