Leaking red fluid humming sound when accelerating

This is usually an indication of air in your power steering fluid. Check your power steering reservoir. If it is low service it to the recommended level. It may take some time for all the air to work out of your system, so don't expect the humming to stop immediately.

Well an exhaust leak is not usually a hum, more like a rumble.
You should be able to listen under the car while someone is revving up the engine and hear an exhaust leak.
The ticking sound is normal for metal that is very hot and cooling off.
The burning smell could be oil leaking onto the exhaust manifold or pipe.

Sounds like it might be trans, if it is shifting rough it is on it's way out...also check motor mounts....

get a data stream run-it shows values of components--private shops do this w factory gear--code reader in partstore will not work----a worn driveshaft can cause this-also bad motormounts-as well as a tired torque converter on trans--dont replace mor parts til a good tech not a dealer confirms-----try unplugn computer cleanin connection to see if thers a change

Most likely one of the transmission cooling lines which go from the transmission to the side of one or the radiator expansion tanks has rusted through. It is making that noise because you are driving it with no transmission fluid in it. If you continue to drive it you will break the trasmission.

Yes if it make noise when you drive. It's time to replace it.

Mai

Transmission and (ATF) power steering fluid is red. You can start by checking both fluid levels. If one is low, that will narrow down what one is possibly leaking. If either fluid level gets too low, you should notice things like...power steering making a whining noise, or hard to turn steering wheel. Transmission may also make whining sound, and may not accelerate like it normally should. Sounds like a possible high pressure line has a leak, since it stops when engine is off. The only way to know for sure is to wear safety glasses and while the vehicle is running, try to safely identify where it is leaking from. Be careful of moving parts. Might be best to take it to a mechanic shop, or the dealer.

could be power steering pump low on fluid

sounds like your transmission. if the fluid is red or in your case, a really dark red almost brown, then it is your transmission. you might be able to catch it in time to have the leak fixed and save the transmission.

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Im dave

The loud low hum sounds like a wheel bearing although i cant actually hear it. Does the sound get louder on right turns? Brake light coming on usually means low fluid check your fluid resorvoir if it below the max mark fill to the max mark. If it has run dry you probably need to bleed your brakes. The light however could mean your handbrake isnt fully released. Be sure it is all the way off if fluid level is adequate and the positioning of the cable is not kinked somewhere under the handbrake.