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Squeaking belt
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 10:03 am
by renzkuken1
When i start my car up there is a squeeking noise coming from the front and the ac is off. So i assumed it was my timing belt and went and bought some sticking spray meant for belts now i can hear it going round and it's really annoying and sounds like something is wrong with my car :/ what do i do and did i do anything wrong? When i turned my wheel it sometimes still makes the squeeling sound that sounds like a belt slipping a little. My timing belt is only a few months old!
Re: Squeaking belt
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 12:44 pm
by bass_twitch
renzkuken1 wrote:When i start my car up there is a squeeking noise coming from the front and the ac is off. So i assumed it was my timing belt and went and bought some sticking spray meant for belts now i can hear it going round and it's really annoying and sounds like something is wrong with my car :/ what do i do and did i do anything wrong? When i turned my wheel it sometimes still makes the squeeling sound that sounds like a belt slipping a little. My timing belt is only a few months old!
Try tightening your alternator and power steering belts?
Make check what condition they are in?
Re: Squeaking belt
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 1:01 pm
by phunkydude
your alternator and power steering belts still running no matter your a/c is on or off.
Time to change your alternator & ps belts before it slips off in the middle of highway.
The power steering / air con belt part number is 6PK1080
The alternator belt part number is 4PK940
Re: Squeaking belt
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 2:20 pm
by renzkuken1
phunkydude wrote:your alternator and power steering belts still running no matter your a/c is on or off.
Time to change your alternator & ps belts before it slips off in the middle of highway.
The power steering / air con belt part number is 6PK1080
The alternator belt part number is 4PK940
hang on, i heard you could tighten it or apply some belt sticking oil.
Re: Squeaking belt
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 2:28 pm
by phunkydude
You can try those if your belts are as new and not worn.
When is the last time you have it changed?
The belts are consumables. Might even snaps out of a sudden if it's already worn.
Re: Squeaking belt
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 2:34 pm
by renzkuken1
how much are the belts and how hard to replace.
Re: Squeaking belt
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 2:41 pm
by phunkydude
One is about 30 and the shorter ones about 25.
Both together won't cost over $50 unless it's highway robbery shop.
It's a 15 minutes easy job. Saw Ben changed both belts for stef.
You can bring it to bonfire and ask someone to change for you.

Re: Squeaking belt
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 6:36 pm
by bass_twitch
renzkuken1 wrote:how much are the belts and how hard to replace.
Mate they aren't too hard, you get the belts and I'd be happy to help you out at the bonfire

(Gholdy showed me how to do them, so I'm sure he can lend a hand too. Will take less than half hour for sure.
phunkydude wrote:
Both together won't cost over $50 unless it's highway robbery shop. - I.E. AUTOBARN
EFA
Re: Squeaking belt
Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2011 4:01 am
by payaya
Degreaser is bad

Re: Squeaking belt
Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2011 2:19 pm
by nikhan
Yupz had that prob a while ago in my old FTO. Start up the car when cold it screeches like a bitch. Turn on the a/c even worst. Changed the AC belt and all was quiet again
