Janik - I don't have access to it, but I can try and have an admin get it for you. What exactly do you need it for so I know why you're requesting it?

Thanks

 

I have to work Mon morning now! 6am at that.. so doesnt look like we are coming.

I put in 70 hrs so far this week I need a government job or a teaching job so im off on all the holidays like a normal person

 

You juuust got a promotion buddy. Be HAPPY!

Also, If you work MONDAY, what does that matter? New years eve is SATURDAY, aka hangover can be on SUNDAY~ As of right now, I work on Monday as well Sir!

 

^^^ Good point! Trev you gotta make it!!!!

 

X2 or we'll come hunt ya down

 

I meant Sunday.. at 6am.. By that time Ill just be getting it in

 

Cool I got these cats who want to come. Here are their resumes:

 

After driving around for an hour today I noticed that when I accelerate from a stop light or sign I can hear a squeal/chirp in the engine area it goes away after a certain speed (I cant confirm it since the engine reving higher is louder than the noise). The noise isn't present when the car is idle or reved without and load.

I also hear the squeal/chirp when I am at 5th or 6th gear and I accelerate hard (flooring it). It continues to make the noise until I reach 1500-2000 RPM or if I let off the gas completely or ease the gas before I reach the certain RPM.

I was testing to see if my clutch was slipping (which isnt) prior to hearing this. (I put it in 6th gear and gave it gas on a hill and that's when I heard it)

Heres a Video, you might need to turn up your volume (its very feint but its loud and noticeable in person.) I also hear this in my sister 2004 Acura TL when you accelerate.

G35 Chirping noise - YouTube

Too bad I cant bring it to the dealership tomorrow =(.

I am new to cars so if this is a easy diagnosis, I am sorry xD

Any one got and solutions to this?

 

Trev_ Cool gif lol

Oscar_ I'm not sure what it could be. Maybe some of our 35 owners can chime in.

 

Does it get faster when the engine revs more.

Kind of sounds like a pulley bearing is dry somewhere from what I can hear in the video.

 

I don't think it gets faster. I put the car in the garage, so I will test it out tomorrow.

Could down shifting have to do with this? I down shifted from 5th @ like 5-5.5k RPM's to 2nd which I think brought me close to or even to the redline (I pushed the clutch in right when I saw red line). I meant to downshift to 4th but I was sitting weird. The car is running fine other than the damn noise I am getting) Yes I know that's bad, I don't know what the hell I was doing. (Damn redneck going 40 in a 60 MPH zone)

 

I forgot to say when I at 6th gear or 5th the noise does disappear at around 1500-2k RPM's. Or when its in heavy load (High gear low speed)

 

Hmm I wouldn't think it would have anything to do with the mistake in downshifting.

I would start by looking/listening by the belts in the front of the motor. If the noise is there most of the time that's where I would check first. Just start the car and pop the hood and listen. Make sure none of the pulleys are wiggling out of wack or something. You should be able to get a fairly specific idea of where the noise is coming from. Just move your head around and try and pinpoint the noise and get back to us and we will see what we can do.

 

I just turned on the car and popped the hood. I hear nothing O_o. You can't hear the chirping/cricket noise when its idle. I also gave it a little bit of gas but still no noise. (Maybe this is a transmission issue due to the miss-shift since it only happens when there's load on the engine)

 

Hmm... did you grind the gear bad when downshifting or force it into gear or anything?

I wouldn't think it would do too much harm given you shifted into a gear that wasn't completely wrong. 2nd at 55 isn't horrible I mean the gear can hit if you really want it too.

I would drive it again tomorrow quick and see if it is continuing to make the noise.