I hear as constant whirring / whining noise when engine is running
Power steering pump. low on fluid.
It doesn't use fluid... Had electronic power steering?
OK. Then remove the serpentine belt. Check the pulleys by hand. They should turn freely. Then turn them with pressure by your hand. Feel for any roughness. Replace that pulley. Water pumps can be sloppy. No movement back and forth. Don't check the lower crank pulley. Also. when they belt is off, start the engine and listen if the noise goes away. Gone, pulleys. still there is an engine problem.
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SOURCE: Left front window will not
I have had this problem several times before(every door). The regulator is cable operated and can come off the nylon pulleys. I have been able to get them back, but usually the nylon is damaged and it won't stay on. The other thing is the regulator is riveted to the door shell with 1/4" rivets. You will need a riveter capable of setting them. The best way to remove the rivets is to use a hammer and punch to first drive out the steel mandrel before drilling with 1/4" drill. The regulator itself is around $50 from Ford, you'll want to get the correct rivets at the same time. The rivets that hold the glass to the regulator are different than the ones that hold the regulator to the door(longer). You can get an inexpensive riveter at Harbor Freight for less than $20.
SOURCE: strange noise
Well sounds like belt ore fly wheel the bearing go out on them
Bearing in the fly wheels go bad and make hell lot racket i had guy with honda this happend and i told him and that what it was.
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