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If you spin a bearing, how do you know? Does the engine start making some sort of a sound?
I ask because my car has developed a new metal-on-metal rhythmic squeak. I'm HOPING it's just a pulley or something simple, but it seems louder from the front wheel wells than the front of the engine. Hard to tell with the fan going, though.
I don't hear it when I'm under load. Not sure if that's because the increased exhaust noise is drowning it out, or if whatever is causing it stops.
Any input is welcome. I will probably end up taking it over to G-Force, regardless, to get them to take a closer look/listen.
-Mike
I ask because my car has developed a new metal-on-metal rhythmic squeak. I'm HOPING it's just a pulley or something simple, but it seems louder from the front wheel wells than the front of the engine. Hard to tell with the fan going, though.
I don't hear it when I'm under load. Not sure if that's because the increased exhaust noise is drowning it out, or if whatever is causing it stops.
Any input is welcome. I will probably end up taking it over to G-Force, regardless, to get them to take a closer look/listen.
-Mike
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Originally Posted by Ferocity02
I think there is usually a ticking sound and poor/fluctuating oil pressure.
-Mike