Russo
Active LVC Member
Hey guys,
I have this loud annoying squeak\chirp coming from somewhere in the engine\belt area. It only starts happening when I drive the car for a few miles and it warms all the way up. For the first few miles after I start it it's nice and quiet. It doesn't happen when I'm just sitting at idle or driving really slow (i.e. not touching the gas at all).
When I give it some gas in gear, it immediately starts squeaking for as long as I'm holding the gas. If I give it some gas in neutral, it squeaks for like a second, and then it goes away. If I put it in reverse, but hold the brakes, and then just turn the steering wheel, it also starts squeaking.
I had a gatorback belt that was a few years old that I just replaced with a new one today, but the squeak is still there. While I was replacing it I checked all the pulleys, and they seem to be fine. I even tried spraying the pulleys with WD-40 with the engine running to see if the noise goes away - it doesn't.
I searched high and low, but most people have the exact opposite - they have a noise that goes away when the car warms up.
The sounds seems to be coming from the right side of the engine - somewhere in the power steering pulley area.
Any ideas on WTF this might be?
I have this loud annoying squeak\chirp coming from somewhere in the engine\belt area. It only starts happening when I drive the car for a few miles and it warms all the way up. For the first few miles after I start it it's nice and quiet. It doesn't happen when I'm just sitting at idle or driving really slow (i.e. not touching the gas at all).
When I give it some gas in gear, it immediately starts squeaking for as long as I'm holding the gas. If I give it some gas in neutral, it squeaks for like a second, and then it goes away. If I put it in reverse, but hold the brakes, and then just turn the steering wheel, it also starts squeaking.
I had a gatorback belt that was a few years old that I just replaced with a new one today, but the squeak is still there. While I was replacing it I checked all the pulleys, and they seem to be fine. I even tried spraying the pulleys with WD-40 with the engine running to see if the noise goes away - it doesn't.
I searched high and low, but most people have the exact opposite - they have a noise that goes away when the car warms up.
The sounds seems to be coming from the right side of the engine - somewhere in the power steering pulley area.
Any ideas on WTF this might be?