I know topics similar to this have been brought up in the past, but I couldn't find anything to really explain with what I have going on.
Ever since the weather starting regularly hitting the 50s to the low 60s about a couple weeks ago, a high pitched noise could be heard until the Jeep warms up. It's a 2004 Sport with the 5 speed manual.
At first I thought it was under the hood, but nothing from the bearings and the belt was recently changed out with the water pump. And this particular noise started BEFORE that.
It doesn't seem to matter if the clutch is pressed or not, and like I said it only happens on a cold start and stops when it warms up. I'm pretty sure it's coming from underneath and possibly the transmission, but not positive.
I attached a link to my video from today to try and capture the noise. You can really hear it after the engine comes down from a rev.
So before I start tearing everything apart, does anyone have any idea what this could be?
Ever since the weather starting regularly hitting the 50s to the low 60s about a couple weeks ago, a high pitched noise could be heard until the Jeep warms up. It's a 2004 Sport with the 5 speed manual.
At first I thought it was under the hood, but nothing from the bearings and the belt was recently changed out with the water pump. And this particular noise started BEFORE that.
It doesn't seem to matter if the clutch is pressed or not, and like I said it only happens on a cold start and stops when it warms up. I'm pretty sure it's coming from underneath and possibly the transmission, but not positive.
I attached a link to my video from today to try and capture the noise. You can really hear it after the engine comes down from a rev.
So before I start tearing everything apart, does anyone have any idea what this could be?
