Subject	Try a can of that belt dressing spray
Posted by	BobbyT on September 06, 2009 at 11:18 PM
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In Reply To	I have the same issue. It also squeels if I quickly rev up posted by ZEVAN (Ca) on September 06, 2009 at 10:20 PM
Message	from AutoZone/Wal-Mart/etc. You coat the belt with it while you're idling. It'll either immediately get rid of squealing if it's oil or something like that, make it go away temporarily if it's incorrect tension, or not do a thing if it's a bad idler.
Follow Ups	Which accessory belt has the most load tension on it? - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:51:14 09/06/09 I have the same issue. It also squeels if I quickly rev up - ZEVAN (Ca) 22:20:37 09/06/09 Try a can of that belt dressing spray - BobbyT 23:18:10 09/06/09 Cool...I'll try that. Thanks. (n/m) - ZEVAN (Ca) 00:37:22 09/07/09 nooooooooooo (n/m) - Spddracer 07:28:52 09/07/09 ? (n/m) - ZEVAN (Ca) 10:21:41 09/07/09 Don't - Spddracer 10:42:51 09/07/09 I thought that was a way of finding the problem. - ZEVAN (Ca) 15:16:18 09/07/09 I would say the alternator... (n/m) - twinturbineZ 22:34:33 09/06/09 My money is on the power steering belt. I had the same - zellamay 00:38:38 09/07/09 Alt - Spddracer 07:30:11 09/07/09 I would say static tension load on all three belts is - canyoncarver 07:39:06 09/07/09
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