Squeal in motor when shifting

[ProSport Tim]

Recently when I get on my truck off the line and rev it until it shifts into second I get a squeal coming from the motor. Right as it's shifting around 5500rpm, it will give a "ERRRPP" and then be fine. This typically happens when the motor is colder. Loose belt or something else? Anyone have any ideas?

[asepgrad98]

5500rpm............when the motor is colder

 

 

try a new belt and check your tensioner will your at it

[ProSport Tim]

5500rpm............when the motor is colder

 

 

try a new belt and check your tensioner will your at it

 

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I don't flog it like that when the motor is stone cold. Let's say around 190-200 degrees. The truck has 14,000 miles on the friggin thing. I just had an inspection and a whole truck once-over by the dealer. Nothing found or said to me then.

[daviddsims]

Woops wrong thread. Meant to go in steering shaft thread.

[mmmikkke]

5500rpm............when the motor is colder

 

 

try a new belt and check your tensioner will your at it

 

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I don't flog it like that when the motor is stone cold. Let's say around 190-200 degrees. The truck has 14,000 miles on the friggin thing. I just had an inspection and a whole truck once-over by the dealer. Nothing found or said to me then.

 

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Phew! For a minute I thought you were one of those guys (like my neighbor) who puts it right to the wood within 10 seconds of startup even when it's below zero.

[bobcat5544]

Check the radiator fan clutch, if it was a belt, tensioner, or idler pully normaly you will here it a it times