Focus 2000, transmision noise in parking or neutral only.
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Asked by NickFF2k Jun 11, 2013 at 11:08 AM about the 2000 Ford Focus SE Wagon

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The noise, like a disk rubbing a metal part, laud but not continuu, sime time. If i restart noise disapiares. What could be wrong ?

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santapaws1 answered 11 years ago

check to see if your torque converter bolts came loose. [would make a ticking sound if flywheel is cracked]

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migration_judge_roy answered 11 years ago

I was thinking a parking pawl is having trouble retracting 'cept while in Park, this would not happen~ the cincher is "the noise disappears"...are you sure it disappears or is it drown out by the other sounds?

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NickFF2k answered 11 years ago

No, it was a sticky ignition switch. But thank you any way.

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