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The part that breaks is the mesh looking material which is about halfway between the exhaust manifold and the turbo. If they are leaking you should see soot all over the firewall and back side of engine.
You might have better luck pulling the inner fender well to see. There is only 7 or 8 bolts/screws that hold it in. Very easy to get it removed and look up in there.
Jeff
You might have better luck pulling the inner fender well to see. There is only 7 or 8 bolts/screws that hold it in. Very easy to get it removed and look up in there.
Jeff
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I would look here first as-well, also if the belts get and contaminants or starts to fail it will squeal like this. I had a 6.4 that had a bad seal on the egr valve, the oil mist in the intake from the CCV was enough oil to get on the belt and cause a squeal. Repaired the o-ring, replaced the belt problem solved.
I would also inspect the belt tensioner and possibly the alternator for a failed bearing. Another quick check is to remove the main belt and see it the issue goes away, it would eliminate the belt and accessories and redirect you to other possible issues.
If i had to guess I'm thinking the alternator, but thats just a good guess from internet land!
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09-04-2009 12:27 PM