Whine in the engine bay - not alternator or pullys
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Hmmm sounds like u have a fi car lol. But i would do what was said already remove the aux. Belt and see if it still makes that noise. It sounds like a bearing on the pulleys is going out
#14
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Thanks... I will try the Lithium Grease thing first, then the belt thing... I don't know how comfortable I am with cruising around with no belts I live in a super hilly area and my driveway is on an incline... It would be a crumby day if I get stuck somewhere...
#16
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You don't have to drive the car with the belt off. Just run it momentarily and see if the noise goes away.If not you may have a waterpump issue. The noise sounds very metalic to me.No change with the A/C compressor on or off ??
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Originally Posted by Robert O,Jan 3 2011, 05:12 PM
You don't have to drive the car with the belt off. Just run it momentarily and see if the noise goes away.If not you may have a waterpump issue. The noise sounds very metalic to me.No change with the A/C compressor on or off ??
#18
I just played the clip an is your s remote controlled ?
But anyway I had a whine like mine was fi between like 3-7k and it disappeared if it comes back I will be joining you (also i was thinking mine was the air box or a vacum line never found out)
But anyway I had a whine like mine was fi between like 3-7k and it disappeared if it comes back I will be joining you (also i was thinking mine was the air box or a vacum line never found out)
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