2014 Chrysler 300C (5.7L V8 Hemi) Whistling Sound @ 92000 kms
#1
2014 Chrysler 300C (5.7L V8 Hemi) Whistling Sound @ 92000 kms
Hello All,
I am new to the forum and I have looked for a similar thread, but couldn't find one related to my problem. I will take my car to the dealership but I wanted to consult you guys to make sure I approach the dealership with the most information possible.
I have added a link to a video I took:
I have maintained the car very well ever since I got it in 2015. I live in Toronto, ON and before I took this video it was approximately 5 degrees Celsius, I was driving around, so the engine was definitely not cold. I was updating my GPS and my Radio so I figured I'd open the hood and try to look for any issues I may be missing. So I heard this noise and I took a video. Would anyone be able to recognize what it would be?
Thanks,
I am new to the forum and I have looked for a similar thread, but couldn't find one related to my problem. I will take my car to the dealership but I wanted to consult you guys to make sure I approach the dealership with the most information possible.
I have added a link to a video I took:
I have maintained the car very well ever since I got it in 2015. I live in Toronto, ON and before I took this video it was approximately 5 degrees Celsius, I was driving around, so the engine was definitely not cold. I was updating my GPS and my Radio so I figured I'd open the hood and try to look for any issues I may be missing. So I heard this noise and I took a video. Would anyone be able to recognize what it would be?
Thanks,
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My computer sound is no so good but are you sure the "whistling" sound you hear is not mechanical? From my computer it sounds like a bearing, possibly serpentine idler pulley. If it really is a whistle I'd look for a vacuum leak.
Do you have any feeling on where the sound is loudest, say front or back of the engine ?
Do you have any feeling on where the sound is loudest, say front or back of the engine ?
#5
i took it to the dealership and they mentioned that I needed an alternator replacement. the alternator was making noise and while it is not dead, it will seize eventually. it is expensive to repair, approximately $1300 CDN. I put it off until next month as I had to replace all my rotors and breaks for a total cost of $1400 all in.
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