FWIW, all my cherokees have given me just as much love as ive given them. I take care of them and they take care of me. Getting angry doesn't solve anything.

 

Meaningful relationships are tough, and all about compromise, you'll both be stronger from it, LOL

 

That's can't be snowed in that looks like play time. Lol

 

i just bought iro longarms new extended brake lines shocks and a driveline. thank you tax return!!!

 

Its just tough sometimes. I do my best to keep her healthy and she wants to grab onto the alternator with the AC line. after 4 hours of gently convincing her to let go, it came out.

Tough.

 

My whistle was solved by tightening bolts on the exhaust mani. I'm assuming when you say intake you also mean you tightened the exhaust bolts. I thought it would have to be intake to cause such a high pitched whistle but, it was exhaust.

Anyway, from my limited knowledge and, for what it's worth, I would check for cracks in the exhaust mani around the crotches, assuming you've checked every vacuum hose for leaks/pinholes. I also cleaned the throttle body, and the IAC, and changed TPS, MAP, and the intake air temp sensor, at the advisement of several posts on CF, before finding the loose bolt.

Good luck

 

I just tightened the intake bolts, I found one under the intake that was very loose, all the others were fairly tight so I didn't check the exhaust bolts. I sprayed carb cleaner around the throttle body and all hoses only to find that when I sprayed near the intake the noise went away. I'll keep checking this out. Thanks for the info.

 

Bought needed supplies to bathe her in seafoam this weekend, bring on the smoke!!

And thank you to the member that has the seafoam process linked in their signature...can't remember who it was, but great help...so thank you.

 

Your welcome

 

There you are

 

No problem. It was very aggravating for me until I figured it out, thanks to the folks here. I was working in Waco, TX when I bought it. Had a friend find it for me and wired him the money. To my surprise, it had a tea kettle whistle. I was very happy to have solved the problem, to say the least.

I only had one loose bolt. It was on the exhaust, bottom bolt, by cylinder #6, against the firewall. Not too hard to get to from the top. Extension and u-joint adaptor/swivel will be needed. Apparently, this is a very common place to find loose bolts.

 

holy cow. Did u just start manifesting teleportation powers now, like cruiser???

 

Thanks, it's supposed to be near 30 tmrw so I'll check the exhaust bolts and I'll give an update. I forgot to mention that I cleaned the throttle body and IAC motor.

 

got her a little stuck... check engine and airbag lights are on now. any idea what that could be?

 

Ordered stuff.