pussy;512640 said:actually, any mechanic can solve your problem, as unker Vincent says, Albert will have to diagnose it the whole day.
but as i said, any mechanic can do it, only time and patience..but they wont do it, cos time factor.. maybe one bearing for a mechanic on it a whole day..
what i can help you is unless you are a diy person,
1. remove your clutch fan, the sound will be clearer where to pin point
2. remove your small belt where the ac is, let the big belt run; se still got sound
3. with the clutch fan removed, pour some water on the bearing tensioner pully, if sound goes away, bingo !!
if still got sound, then it's the engine problem ? water pump bearing ?
usually it's the alternator bearing that gives that sound, with high engine loads.. ask our past president.. he had the best experince..
Alamak... I'm not really a DIY person when it come to car =)
As for the alternator bearing suggestion, the sound is also there when there is no load to the engine meaning that as long as the car is in motion (2km/h also can). All I need to get the sound to whirr up & down is to slowly press the pedal.
I do suspect maybe it's something to do with some belt coz belt turns and the whirring sounds from loud to soft is usually as a result of something being turned. Or am I wrong?