Subject	Generally, fan belts will quieten after they get warm/hot.
Posted by	davidztt on February 28, 2015 at 10:24 PM
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In Reply To	Also, would the belt quit making noise when the engine warms posted by Zzz... on February 28, 2015 at 09:55 PM
Message	The colder the belt is, the more contracted it's contact section and the more it acts like slick glass against the pulley and slips and therefore squeals. When warm/hot the contact section of the belt expands and, just like a tire tread smoked at the drag strip, will grab the metal of the pulley more.
Follow Ups	Strange noise, help! (Video) - Zzz... 19:34:59 02/28/15 How does your pan look? Dents? I think the belt is more - Bernie (NoVA) 20:20:41 02/28/15 Re: How does your pan look? Dents? I think the belt is more - Zzz... 21:38:16 02/28/15 That pan needs replaced. - Tanley 21:53:33 02/28/15 I think you probably found your gremlin, and in addition to - davidztt 22:15:33 02/28/15 Drive/accessory belts have just been ruled out. (n/m) - Zzz... 14:35:29 03/01/15 "gremlin" referred to the oil-pan. (n/m) - davidztt 15:20:31 03/01/15 Understood. I'm just making notes off all the things I've - Zzz... 22:51:57 03/02/15 Also, would the belt quit making noise when the engine warms - Zzz... 21:55:41 02/28/15 Generally, fan belts will quieten after they get warm/hot. - davidztt 22:24:11 02/28/15 120k service done, still noisey; on to the oil pan I guess. - Zzz... 22:56:36 03/02/15 FIXED!! - Zzz... 08:49:47 03/04/15 Way to go, Bernie! (n/m) - Zuberman 10:56:56 03/04/15
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