Whistling sound coming from engine.

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I just changed the front timing chain cover and I had to change the intake manifold gasket. Since I changed the intake manifold gasket there is a very loud sound coming from the engine. I changed the manifold gasket again and still the same sound. I have a 86 jeep grand wageneer. and can't find where this sound is coming from.
 
I just changed the front timing chain cover and I had to change the intake manifold gasket. Since I changed the intake manifold gasket there is a very loud sound coming from the engine. I changed the manifold gasket again and still the same sound. I have a 86 jeep grand wageneer. and can't find where this sound is coming from.

The engine is a v8 5.9
 
I just changed the front timing chain cover and I had to change the intake manifold gasket. Since I changed the intake manifold gasket there is a very loud sound coming from the engine. I changed the manifold gasket again and still the same sound. I have a 86 jeep grand wageneer. and can't find where this sound is coming from.

You may have better luck over in the jeep newsgroups. There are a lot of real enthusiasts there:

rec.autos.jeep
alt.jeep-l
rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys

or

rec.autos.4x4
 
I just changed the front timing chain cover and I had to change the intake manifold gasket. Since I changed the intake manifold gasket there is a very loud sound coming from the engine. I changed the manifold gasket again and still the same sound. I have a 86 jeep grand wageneer. and can't find where this sound is coming from.

Did you re-connect all the vacuum hoses? Are any of them cracked? How about the carb base gasket? Any cracks in the manifold itself?
 
I just changed the front timing chain cover and I had to change the intake manifold gasket. Since I changed the intake manifold gasket there is a very loud sound coming from the engine. I changed the manifold gasket again and still the same sound. I have a 86 jeep grand wageneer. and can't find where this sound is coming from.

There is the method of spraying any one of a number of fluids (carb cleaners?) around potential areas of vacuum leaks (including intake manifold) to identify the exact location of the leak when the idle changes.

Bill Putney
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