2010 Suburban 1500 Whine Noise Engine Area During Acceleration/Pressing Gas Pedal

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chocolatestarfish

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Hey'all I get a whining sound coming from the enginer area when I press the gas pedal - please see the video. Thank you in advance!
 

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My guess is either a serp belt noise or a vacuum leak. That trusty mechanic's stethoscope would pinpoint that noise.

If you did figure the noise out you need to post the results for future member's reference. As a new member you need to do that for all members.
 

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My guess is either a serp belt noise or a vacuum leak. That trusty mechanic's stethoscope would pinpoint that noise.

If you did figure the noise out you need to post the results for future member's reference. As a new member you need to do that for all members.
 
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My guess is either a serp belt noise or a vacuum leak. That trusty mechanic's stethoscope would pinpoint that noise.

If you did figure the noise out you need to post the results for future member's reference. As a new member you need to do that for all members.

Went ahead and bought a tensioner kit set (serpentine belt, idler pulley, etc). It should solve the problem but haven’t had the time to change it yet. Am on lockdown because of the virus
 

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Is that the a/c belt that you stretch on when install? If not then the tensioner for the a/c belt, the big serp belt and the idler should be done and do the belts at the same time. I did all mine because of the noise ears back. Fixed it.
 

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Is that the a/c belt that you stretch on when install? If not then the tensioner for the a/c belt, the big serp belt and the idler should be done and do the belts at the same time. I did all mine because of the noise ears back. Fixed it.
His A/C belt is stretch to fit. I had it on my 2009 suburban already and his is a 2010.
 

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