Okay,
Try this. Take a long thin bar, shaft, screwdriver, broomhandle, etc. Grasp it firmly with one hand at an end. Overlap your thumb over the end and stick it into your ear. With your other hand, direct it against the non-moving, non-rotating parts of the components of concern. Keep it away from anything that moves or could deflect it into moving parts. This will telegraph the sound distinctly to your ear. It may help to have someone vary the engine speed slightly while you probe around. That may make it more distinct. Sometimes, the vibration alone may be evident in the shaft. This is a poor man's stethoscope, but it works very well. Be careful and pay attention closely. You could definately hurt yourself badly if not extremely careful!
Best luck,
J
Alex, you'll always be with us!
'04 Crown Victoria LX Sport 230A
Bone Stock (Really, would I lie?)
I couldn't see destroying a Marauder as my daily driver!
'03 Marauder 300B as in blue
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