2001 Chevrolet K1500 5.3 engine has a jingling noise around fan

Bearings on a water pump failing on any car is a common problem! The water leaking from around the water pump area is the tell tale sign.........get it checked out and replaced as soon as possible to avoid further damage to the engine.

sounds like ur water pump has gone did it make a squeeling noise this was ur bearings going , but even if it was not ur pump u have lost water and with out water in engine and radiator ur fans will not work as they work of water temp and as u have no water in rad no fans the reason not pressure is no water temp gauge works as it getting heat from ur block the pulley not turning sounds like u have scized up ur engine only now need a replacement or re build but check out first fill up with water and see were water is leaking from

some noises in the engine come from water pump bearing failure. idler pulley bearing failure. If you have a viscous fan hud that can give a noise. Also check that the harmonic balancer isn't coming apart and slipping

needs water pump or if its a knock u need to rebuild engine

where did fan clutch come from??

Try to locate the source of the water loss. If it seems like it is leaking from the front in the center of the engine, then look under the water pump and see if it is coming from the weep hole. If it is coming from that hole the water pump has failed and needs to be replaced. The best time to check it is with the engine hot and sometimes it needs to be running depending on how bad the leak is. If it seems like it is coming from the front of the engine but near the sides check to see if you have a split hose.

change water pump

most of the time when a pump goes bad in starts to leak after you shut off the engine. May not be much and it may or may not leak enough to see it on the ground. Look around the water pump and see if you can see any wet spots and look at the water pump it self and it has weep holes one on the bottom and top see if you see any leakage from there if so the pump is bad

Radiator or hose.

sounds like the auto tensioner to me not applying enough pressure