Is coming from under the hood on the 55s 2F. It onlyhappens at higher RPMs in every gear. Sounds like it's coming from the belts area. So is it a pulley, and if so, what do I need to do about it?
This is the first it's happened and only after driving 5 hours at 60mph
I'll bet you it's coming from the air injection pump - emissions part - belt driven. Unfortunately it shares the drivebelt with the water pump. There is a couple of different ways to approach this. Others will chime in shortly........
If not the belts or pully, it's could be the fan clutch locking up too soon and not unlocking when it should. Went thru this on my fj60, even though the FC was not very old, it was not working right, replaced and no more squelling.
well I would sure look at the FC, when locked(or staying locked up too long) up it puts alot a resistance on the crank pulley, which makes the belts squeal at a higher rpm in each gear
or, if its locking up, it may also be a overheating issues making the lock up like its suppose to to help cool
mine was doing it for more than a few years, just didn't make since it could be a OEM FC with 20K on it......but it sure was. $70 on amazon for a New Aisin, mileage went up at about 1 MPG and its alot more spunky now
If not the belts or pully, it's could be the fan clutch locking up too soon and not unlocking when it should. Went thru this on my fj60, even though the FC was not very old, it was not working right, replaced and no more squelling.
The fan clutch is rebuildable. Different weight fluids are available. Our local club has done this enough with their 80 series to deal with the heat in the Southwest.
Take the belts off and see if the noise goes away. If it doesn't I have seen slingers come apart and cause all kinds of noise. If the noise goes away install one belt at a time to narrow it down. I have even seen where a person capped the valve cover air inlet and the Pcv sucked the seals dry and you could have sworn it had a seized bearing from the way it screeched.
I'll bet you it's coming from the air injection pump - emissions part - belt driven. Unfortunately it shares the drivebelt with the water pump. There is a couple of different ways to approach this. Others will chime in shortly........
If the belt(s) are not oem they will be slipping. Aftermarket are not nearly thick enough--they will go all the way to the bottom of the pulley, causing just what you describe.