Screaming noise when driving initially but stops if the car is idle for a few minutes

There are many things that can contribute to this problem. It sounds like it may be ignition related. Possibly an ignition control module or ignition coil. The check engine light coming on while driving is the key to finding the problem. The light comes on when the computer finds a problem and will then store it in its memory. Have the codes checked for what the computer has found to be at fault and with a little diagnostics, should lead you to the problem

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CarGurusFeb 3, 2014 - Engine turns over fine and starts, but stops in a second or 2. ... Good fuel pressure, starts, runs for about 7 seconds, dies after a sudden drop in fuel pressure. ...starts 15 minutes later, runs fine then stumbles and dies again 3 answers ... I drove carhome shut off and next morning would not start, but will turn ...

94 camry le 4cylinder starts when cold, shuts off .

1.let car sit overnight. 2. Start engine, put A/C on high, let it idle for 20-25 minutes, 2, then drive car uninterrupted for 60mph for 10 minutes, 3. slow down to 25 mph for 4 minutes, come to a complete stop with foot on brake let it idle for 2 minutes, 4. drive again at 30 mph for 8 minutes, come to a complete stop let it idle with foot on brake for 3 minutes. 4. Drive at 40 mph (turn off overdrive) for 6 minutes. 5. Drive at 20mph for 3 minutes at a time, each time coming to a complete stop with foot on brake for 2 minutes. Do this 4 times. Let the car cool overnight and repeat entire process. Then check status of systems with a code scanner.

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Sounds like your coolant level might be low. At highway speed you probably have enough coolant and with the air passing thru the radiator keeps the temp down, but at idle not so much. Or depending whether you have a belt drive or electric fan. Belt driven, could need a new belt.

Power steering fluid is low. If that is ok then you have a bad water pump or power steering pump.

sounds like the cambelt snapped but you need to be more explicit in your discription(what made the noise,what stopped....the engine...the gearbox....a wheel.....or the femail passenger.....

you have a worn turbo bearing.I would get a replacment turbo before you do any damage.When you start the engine the bearings in the turbo are dry of oil.Has you start the engine the oil will reach the bearings and the noise will apear to go away.

It is not the ignition problem, it is a fuel delivery problem. 1- First need to clean very well the throttle valve to remove built up gums. 2- Make sure the vacuum hose connected to area near the throttle valve not clogged up, rubber connection is tight or replace them. After this still not improving, need to replace fuel filter. If it still not improving, have the fuel delivery rate checked, before changing the fuel pump. Good luck.

Code 22 refers to retarded advance camshaft Position Bank 2. the eaasiest way is to get a known good ECM and replace in place of the old one. if it runs good. replace it.

Often when the battery is disconnected or replaced the computer will lose it's learned idle settings. You could try letting the engine idle in park until the engine temperature comes up to normal and leave it like that for a few minutes, then put the Air con on and let it idle again for a few minutes, then switch the air con off and put it into drive. If it does not stall, let it idle in drive for 2 minutes or so, and then do the same with the Air con on. This should relearn the base idle settings and stop it from stalling on you. Before you carry out this procedure you should make sure that when you replaced the battery you didn't remove any other plugs or knocked anything that may be causing the fault. If you try this procedure and it still stall when you select drive, you will need to get a Mechanic to check the vehicle over.

Hope this helps,
Mark.