My vehicle makes a scraping noise when putting into gears and moving, also my trunk door won’t open.
anyone know?
As for the scraping noise that may require a shop to see the vehicle in person as it could be a lot of things . The rear hatch has a button that locks the rear door you may have pressed it by mistake .
You also might still be in the warranty period which is listed in the owners manual .
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There may be a brake pad wear indicator touching a rotor signaling to have the brakes inspected.
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There are a lot of different scraping sounds, so it is hard to give you an answer. I have had a rock get caught between the brake rotor and backing plate while driving down a gravel road. a branch get stuck under the vehicle and scrape when you moved. As far as the trunk door, the first thing to check is to see if there is a fuse for it that might be blown.
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Will it make the noise putting into gears and the vehicle not moving?? I am assume you mean Reverse and Drive only??
Need a little more detailed info…
I have found this TBS that might be your rear power lift gate problem.
My Ford truck started making a similar noise recently. Unrelated to the engine, only heard when moving, seemed to be coming from the right front wheel. After a 5 mile drive to the grocery store, I became annoyed by the sound & after parking at the grocery store, I felt all four wheels. The left rear wheel was indeed slightly warmer than the other 3. Then I felt that wheel’s brake drum, definitely on the hot side. So was thinking I"ll have to remove the drum for a look see when I get back to home base. But no need, the noise & heat disappeared on its own. I expect the brake shoes were slightly stuck. Not a big surprise, the truck had been parked since Thanksgiving … lol … Maybe OP can discover the cause in a similar manner.