Ford Puma Forum

johnpuma wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 11:26 am On my 2021 st line X cougar I also have the same sound on the driver side. When starting the car does not sound for the first few minutes but shortly after driving when I go around 2k revolutions starts to hear a vibration that I would not know exactly identify the origin. Sometimes it seems to come from under the steering wheel, other times it seems to come from the door...
I have an appointment at the Ford workshop for next week, and they say that they will disassemble the whole panel to see what it can be, which does not give me any confidence, but we'll see...

Has anyone solved the problem or is it something I have to start living with?

kevmond wrote: ↑Fri Oct 15, 2021 9:05 pm

johnpuma wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 11:26 am On my 2021 st line X cougar I also have the same sound on the driver side. When starting the car does not sound for the first few minutes but shortly after driving when I go around 2k revolutions starts to hear a vibration that I would not know exactly identify the origin. Sometimes it seems to come from under the steering wheel, other times it seems to come from the door...
I have an appointment at the Ford workshop for next week, and they say that they will disassemble the whole panel to see what it can be, which does not give me any confidence, but we'll see...

Has anyone solved the problem or is it something I have to start living with?

Hi,
I had a Kuga (1.5 petrol) which developed a rattle under acceleration.
I traced it to be the clutch pipe from the master cylinder.
I didn’t bother resolving it as I’d already commode to p/x’ing it for the Puma.

Pumas going in on Monday for a few niggles.
I doubt they’ll resolve many due to incompetence/not giving a poo!
Too busy getting extra work on servicing to worry about keeping a customer happy.

Nicolassam wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 11:16 am It's an old thread but I just wanna say that I get where you're coming from, as I've had my fair share of car troubles too. Have you tried checking your exhaust system? Sometimes loose or damaged parts can cause those annoying sounds and movements. If you're not comfortable tinkering with your truck yourself, there are plenty of mechanics out there who can lend a hand. One potential solution you might wanna look into is getting a duramax dpf cleaning. This can help clear out any clogs in your diesel particulate filter, which could be causing vibrations and noise. It's a pretty common issue, especially for newer owners, so don't feel bad.