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08-06-2013
I'm getting squealing noise, can not find the source. Appears to be stronger on the passenger side, replace belt an noise continues. It starts after 5 of driving and sometimes goes away with stop and go. I'm using stethoscope, but no luck, need advise...
08-06-2013
When it does make the noise, see if you can't quick spray various pullies with WD-40 to try and find the one making the noise.
08-07-2013
I did it - no luck; the noise continued...Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch
08-07-2013
No noise with belts off?
08-07-2013
it might be the ac compressor, it makes a squealing noise if its hung up
08-07-2013
I know when my power steering pump took a dump the pulley snapped and was still spinning inside causing a squeal it was a loud squeal too, I couldn't figure out what it was since I didn't have power steering anyways until the belt and pulley came off together on i95 ... Good times
08-09-2013
Took belt off and noise continues. Is a dry noise like something is not lubricated, not metal to metal noise. My mechanic friend believes that noise is coming between engine and transmission; does any one know if it this vehicle has oil pump drive?
08-09-2013
No oil pump drive.
08-09-2013
the trans pump is on the driver side and would be heard between the engine and tranny. they tend to whine when they go bad or have a clogged filter.
08-10-2013
Is there another name for tran oil pump?
08-10-2013
Sorry transfer pump?
08-10-2013
Correction, another name for trans pump?
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