Could someone assist me in identifying this sound?

[Grey42]

Any help is appreciated !

 

[TyphoonFiST]

Any help is appreciated !

Where is the Sound Bit? or Video? Cant help without either of those.

 

[Grey42]

Work has been kicking my ass, sorry for the late reply . This is the final i tried uploading

 

[STRemy]

Sounds like a pulley. Get a long 1/4" extension(if you don't have a stethoscope) and listen to each pulley bolt head while motor is idling to find the source. For things like AC and alt put the extension on the case as close to the pulley side bearing as possible.
Alternatively, Remove belt and spin each component by hand 1 by 1. Some times you cant spin them fast enough to produce the sound.
Can also get a can of brake clean, with motor running spray each pulley bearing, the sound should go silent one the suspect pulley. It could also just be the belt itself. Inspect it for cracking, it should be firm but not hard when scoring it with a finger nail. If sound goes away when spraying a pulley try spraying a different one. If the sound also goes away on that pulley belt is likely the source.

 

[Grey42]

I sincerely hope the repair is as straightforward as replacing the pulleys and belt. I anticipate the worst-case scenario, hoping it is not the water pump; I definitely lack the patience for that kind of job and the labor involved, and I am too cheap to pay a shop to do it lol

 

[STRemy]

I mean it could be a water pump but that's behind the timing belt so start with spraying things and hope

 

[TyphoonFiST]

I sincerely hope the repair is as straightforward as replacing the pulleys and belt. I anticipate the worst-case scenario, hoping it is not the water pump; I definitely lack the patience for that kind of job and the labor involved, and I am too cheap to pay a shop to do it lol

Spray the Belt drive system with water and a spray bottle and go from there. Keep us up to date!