1995 Jaguar XJ-R "high pitch noise water turned" Questions

...high pitch metal to metal whine...I cant drive the car with it. It used to go away after the car warmed up. I replaced the alternator belt. I have lubed belts and pulleys. I disconnected the ac belt ...

high pitch grinding noise coming from motor when starting idling or driving Went to pick my wife up from work and parked the car. Motor still running but in park all of a sudden I head this loud noise

...high pitched whining that i can barely hear. any suggestions? Hi Charotte,your engine is not a interference engine.So your in good shape. whining noise check see if you have battery power,battery ...

high pitched whistling noise when the car is turned on? It could be a number of things, first check if any vacuum lines came off you will get a noise from the air entering the line that has popped off

high pitch noise sounds like bird in way after starting the car it makes tha high pitch noise usually I just reve it some and it gets louder but when idiols back down it stops also does it when I turn

...high pitch noise You may have an air bubble trapped in the upper section of your water pump.  Have your dealer perform a water pump tower bleed at the tower fitting.  It only takes a ...

...high pitched whine when the vehicle is turned on. Any ideas what this could be? Your water pump is going out I would suggest changing your serpentine belt to a Goodyear Gaterback belt. It has grooves ...

...high pitch whine--except really loud and only after so many rpms. The noise happens when I am running my air conditioner. Ten to 15 miles after I first noticed the sound, my serpentine belt came off. ...

...high pitch squealing sound when you start it up and continues. sounds kind of like a metal sound or bearing sound. coming from the water pump area but not quite sure.no water leak, shroud or nothing ...

high pitch sound while driving there is a high pitch sound that comes from the front end of vehicle at higher speeds but not all the time...also when turning right it tends to go away but turning left