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Sounds like you're standing next to a waterfall.. Can't help with that unfortunately. Placement of microphone is important too, so maybe re-record with video and try to improve sound quality and reduce echo-ing.

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I'm suspecting my alternator clutch replacement its a silver Ina and the original is black and it was loosening even though I torqued it to 100 ft lb.

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The standard diagnosis technique is to remove the serpentine belt and run the engine for a few seconds to confirm this eliminates the noise.

Check all the ancillaries for bearing wear.

Then put the belt back on and use a stethoscope - like "Engine Ear" to isolate the offending part.

How did you diagnose P/S pump?

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With a stethoscope you can easily detect the culprit.  It sounds like a bearing is going bad possibly in the alternator, causing the windings to drag and grind on the sides.  You'll normally see little flecks of metal nearby.  it couls also be the power steering pump, its really hard to tell with that recording, as you are moving around.

 

If you don't have a stethoscope, you can use a very long screwdriver.  Place the metal end near the suspected culprit, CAREFULLY, and put your ear to the plastic end.  Trust me, you'll hear a bad bearing right away.

 

Good Luck

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My diagnosis is that  you have the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey in your motor.

 

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