Sounds like a bird in my engine bay
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See above...
It all sounds the same. Bearings cause a sustainer squeal. Easiest way to rule out belt is to run it without one. Or just spray water on the grooved side of the belt to lubricate/alleviate tension on the serpentine setup. If it doesn't come back while the belt is lubricated (couple squirts from water bottle should last 10 secs until it evaporates) then you know it's a belt issue.
....and the header gasket seems really plausible because my car scrapes bad coming out of the garage (it's at almost a 40* incline) and since the cats are all scraped to **** (but no holes in them), I think it might be moving the headers and causing an exhaust leak. Hhhmmm....
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the vid i posted was from my SBC IROC from years ago ( car is long gone) but i spun a main bearing in it.
start listening at about 20 secs. If you cant hear a the chirpin then I dunno....u might need a hearing aid...LOL
I hope its not a spun bearing for ya. I just figured i would post my chirp. They may not be the same type chirp...but i just know mine was a bearing
good luck!!
start listening at about 20 secs. If you cant hear a the chirpin then I dunno....u might need a hearing aid...LOL
I hope its not a spun bearing for ya. I just figured i would post my chirp. They may not be the same type chirp...but i just know mine was a bearing
good luck!!