Good afternoon.
You need to do a pressure test for the coolant leak. you can rent one at a parts store. that will pinpoint your exact leak.
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/radiator-pressure-test
I am concerned about the super charger. the fact that it is squealing already tells me the damage has already been done. changing the oil may or may not help.
What I do for the oil is to remove the supercharger and drain out the oil. I then clean out the well and then add the new oil. it takes time but worth it to keep it last much longer.
Roy
procedure
1. Remove the vacuum line from the fuel injector rail.
2. Remove the fuel injector rail nuts and stud.
3. Remove the fuel injector rail.
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4. Remove the booster bypass nut and hose.
5. Remove the booster bypass.
6. Remove the regulator valve and the harness bolt.
7. Remove the boost solenoid bolts and hose.
8. Remove the bolts from the vacuum block.
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9. Remove the engine wiring harness heat shield bolt and nut.
10. Remove the engine wiring harness heat shield.
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11. Remove the MAP sensor bracket bolts and hose.
12. Remove the MAP sensor bracket.
Important: Note the location of the spacers and the bolt sizes to aid in installation.
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13. Remove the TBI nuts.
14. Remove the TBI and gasket.
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15. Remove the bolts, spacers, and the stud from the supercharger.
16. Remove the supercharger.
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17. Remove the supercharger gasket.
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Friday, December 21st, 2018 AT 1:46 PM
