High pitch bird type noises coming from the engine.
I had something like that thought it was water pump. Changed it out still the same. Then my car started going in limp mode. Called a transmission shop they told me to pull the pan and change filter. When i pulled the pan the paint in the pan had flaked off. Cleaned it good put new filter on everything works fine.
There is a hole in the tensioner, put an allen wrench or something in the hole to keep the belt slacked. Grab the water pump pulley and turn it. listen for any grinding noises. Then shake it side to side it shouldn't move, if it wobbles it's shot.
Spin the other pulleys, except for the crankshaft of course. Listen for any noises. If you haven't changed the idler pulley recently, I would change it for the heck of it. Check the belt to see if it's worn or shiny, like it would slip.
I've posted a picture listing the pulleys below. Good luck!
I replaced the belt tensioner assembly and idler pulley. FIXED. Took some 45 minutes and cost me something like $110 in parts. 45 easy minutes, and I'm no mechanic.
Look at it this way, you usual noisemakers are: Alternator, idler (common failure item), water pump (always fail between 90d and 150k miles) , power steering pump (rare failure item), belt tensioner (somewhat common failure item), A/C pump/clutch (rarely makes noise). Idlers go bad, it seems, a LOT and only cost $17, belt tensioners are actually cheaper these days and, again, are EASY to change.
A sticky pulley caused something like that for me on another car. I left it and finally it seized and burnt through the belt.
The diagram isn't showing the supercharger pulley; It would be near the 4 in the diagram.
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