Squeaking noice when temp is below 30 degrees

Sometimes when you dont use dielectric grease on the little metal plate in the slot the breaks slide into it can cause a squeaking sound. Usually the squeaking noise comes from metal rubbing togeather

Sounds like u could have another leak possibly, coolant or oil getting on the belt, also look for the belt tensioner, when they go bad they will squeak really loud

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try a new belt they dry out after a while

How's your engine coolant level? If you've got a water pump leaking coolant, your belt will squeak, as the pump will leak the coolant directly onto the belt. You'll see the spray pattern under the hood if it's been going on for a while.

If it's just a slight squeak and then it goes away then it's probably brake dust. Some aftermarket brake pads will still squeak depending on what pads you got. It's a good idea to go with ceramic pads that have a cut down the center of the pad and the ends are chamfered. This will help disperse the brake dust and minimize any squeaking.

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it still needs replaced a bearing in it is going out and at some point it will quit working

replace the motor, it was warning you for a long time.

spray (soak)each bush with silicon to determine which bush is sqeeking.then replace if needed......

sounds like a glazed belt on the engine

As you probably know squeaking could be alot of things, but the most common noise, that would not effect performance, would be serpentine belts. You can buy a can of belt dressing at Autozone, that you spray on the inside, the contact side, of the belt. If it is the belt, this should help. If it's been a long time since replaced you may want to replace belt. Alot of those belts will break after being worn out, but the better quality belts may not break, but they will make a horrendous squealing noise. If it's not the belt, you'd have to have someone look at it to troubleshoot. Good luck.