Found the problem it is a vacuum leak. Right under the thermostat housing a little bit in the back there is a black hose it runs behind the manifold the hose itself split a little a tiny bit and it's causing the noise. I was fishing around the engine with the car running today had a large screwdriver and i was moving all hoses around and when i moved this specific hose the noise changed pitch and then i moved it a little more and then it stopped. Problem is the hose is very hard to get to to properly replace it with a new one without removing the power steering pump and thermostat housing there is just no room for hands. I noticed if i push on the hose either up or down very lightly the noise stops so I'm going to use a tie wrap a long one so i can maneuver it in the tight space and around the split area of the hose and zip it up this will shut up the noise by closing the split and keeping it like that it's a small split. You could probably use some heat resistant silicone that hardens to but I'm going with a wrap tie the other end of the hose is being held on with a wrap tie so i know it will hold up to the engines heat. It did not cause the check engine light to illuminate and no performance was lost so this should do the trick. To replace the hose with a new one will be a PITA to get in there without removing things I'll be happy with a patch. Thanks for all the advice i appreciate it. Does anybody even know what the hose i mentioned is?
