small helicopter sound
small helicopter sound
**please look @ pics and watch video (shows what seems to be problem + sound...) thanks.**
i've had this small helicopter sound coming out from under the hood. i turn the car on, and i can hear it. anyone have any idea what it can be, and prices of replacement parts, etc. thanks.
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What seems to be the problem (where the sound seems to be coming from)


http://s79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...t=DSCN1698.flv
i've had this small helicopter sound coming out from under the hood. i turn the car on, and i can hear it. anyone have any idea what it can be, and prices of replacement parts, etc. thanks.
(edit)
What seems to be the problem (where the sound seems to be coming from)


http://s79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...t=DSCN1698.flv
Last edited by AK805; May 21, 2007 at 06:24 PM. Reason: add pics + video link
Uh, that's the dealer-added helipad they add in there...just pull it out.
Okay, how about you start it up and narrow down the area from where it's coming from. Noises are all too common, especially from an '02...
Okay, how about you start it up and narrow down the area from where it's coming from. Noises are all too common, especially from an '02...
I don't know what belt it is. If my memory is correct, there are three different belts there. It could be harmless or it could destroy your motor. This is why you need to have it checked.
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Could be the alternotor, could be the A/C, could be the one that turns the motor.
We don't have a fan belt because it's not a small-block Chevy. There's no fan. We have electric fans mounted on the radiator.
We don't have a fan belt because it's not a small-block Chevy. There's no fan. We have electric fans mounted on the radiator.
We're senative to noobs, don't worry... If you can see the belt (assuming the belt covers are on the motor still) it's not the timing belt. If that one goes, then the head/block timing goes crazy and could possibly break something. If you can see it, it's either the A/C & Power steering belt or alternator belt.
How many miles on the thing? Might be about time to replace them all since it's an '02! I've got my order in the mail right now for all 3 new belts and a new water pump for $103 from www.mr-auto-parts.com .
How many miles on the thing? Might be about time to replace them all since it's an '02! I've got my order in the mail right now for all 3 new belts and a new water pump for $103 from www.mr-auto-parts.com .
The car has 85,100 miles on it
Thanks for the link.
Here are pictures of what SEEMS to be the source of the sound, and theres also a video of it, and hopefully you can hear the sound from it... (link is at the bottom of the pics)


http://s79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...t=DSCN1698.flv
Thanks for the link.
Here are pictures of what SEEMS to be the source of the sound, and theres also a video of it, and hopefully you can hear the sound from it... (link is at the bottom of the pics)


http://s79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...t=DSCN1698.flv
Last edited by AK805; May 21, 2007 at 05:50 PM.
try putting "Belt Dressing" on it. They have it at walmart. Is makes slipping belts grip better and a little quiter. If you can still hear the sound, it may be your power steering pump or pulley. In that last pic you posted....thats the power steering pump.
edit: BTW, that belt dressing is just a foamy spray that you spray on the belts while the car is running. Takes like 30 seconds to use.
edit: BTW, that belt dressing is just a foamy spray that you spray on the belts while the car is running. Takes like 30 seconds to use.
Last edited by lancerman360; May 21, 2007 at 06:12 PM.
is the sound constant or does it go away after a while?
i sometimes hear a noise too, but i think its from the lightweight pulley
i sometimes hear a noise too, but i think its from the lightweight pulley
Last edited by YoungMoney45T; May 21, 2007 at 06:14 PM.


