High Pitch Squeal In Wet Conditions
05-31-2009, 02:04 PM
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High Pitch Squeal In Wet Conditions This happened sometimes with the stock hood, but since I just got my cowl induction hood, sitting overnight it was way too loud to drive when I started it up this morning.
What should I look into? Alternator bearing, belt, pulley? I'm thinking something is worn out and ordinarily I should be able to leave it parked in heavy rain and it still wouldn't be like this.
What should I look into? Alternator bearing, belt, pulley? I'm thinking something is worn out and ordinarily I should be able to leave it parked in heavy rain and it still wouldn't be like this.
05-31-2009, 02:07 PM
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This happened sometimes with the stock hood, but since I just got my cowl induction hood, sitting overnight it was way too loud to drive when I started it up this morning.
What should I look into? Alternator bearing, belt, pulley? I'm thinking something is worn out and ordinarily I should be able to leave it parked in heavy rain and it still wouldn't be like this.
What should I look into? Alternator bearing, belt, pulley? I'm thinking something is worn out and ordinarily I should be able to leave it parked in heavy rain and it still wouldn't be like this.
05-31-2009, 03:17 PM
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Sprayed the dressing on it, went away for about 45 seconds, them came back. Repeated it, same thing. I'm going to try a new belt first, then go from there.
05-31-2009, 03:27 PM
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Have you checked your pulleys it could be a bad pulley bearing. You can take off your belts and spin them with your hand if its hard to spin or there is a lot of play that is probably it.
