Subject	Based on the fact that you changed the alternator>>
Posted by	ZUL8TR on January 08, 2010 at 8:05 AM
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In Reply To	I agree that belts cannot cause it but I can't seem to.. posted by fairladysarah on January 08, 2010 at 02:19 AM
Message	I think that it might be in partial lock up as a result of faulty diodes. The same weird failure and skreeeeech sound happened to me as the alternator failed. It was the belt squeeling as a result of the alternator drag. I pulled the alt had it checked and sure enough the diodes were faulty. Pull yours and have it tested on the bench. OEM has subs in foreign places building there alternators. These days it's hard to get quality. To solve my alt issue after trying 3 from local suppliers I got one from a local rebuilder that uses better quality parts that solved it. ZUL8TR in Orlando,FL
Follow Ups	Hey boys, i need your help real quick! - fairladysarah 22:25:40 01/06/10 Does it turn over? battery voltage ok? (n/m) - ShakaShaun(Denver) 22:35:05 01/06/10 Re: Does it turn over? battery voltage ok? - fairladysarah 23:02:16 01/06/10 The loose belts should not be the cause of this issue... - jzack 18:38:59 01/07/10 I agree that belts cannot cause it but I can't seem to.. - fairladysarah 02:19:13 01/08/10 Based on the fact that you changed the alternator>> - ZUL8TR 08:05:35 01/08/10 Thank you for your input. After much frustration and having - fairladysarah 07:58:18 01/09/10 Post the outcome.... (n/m) - jzack 11:58:55 01/09/10 Warning warning Will Robinson! Make surew the Dealer>>> - ZUL8TR 11:08:55 01/10/10 oh, and the battery volage is ok also, btw :) (n/m) - fairladysarah 23:04:21 01/06/10
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