Questions & Answers for: stop fan belt squeal

Question about 1993 626

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...stop squealing/ ticking noise. The A/C compressor has been replaced, and the A/C belt is as tight as you can get it. The belt squeals when you put fan on. did you try belt dresser? (comes in a spray ...

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Question about 2004 TrailBlazer

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...Fan to Cool. It is the Belt. Make sure that it is Tight. You may have a Bad Belt Tensioner if it is not. Squeaking belts can be too tight or too loose! I've used a product called 'Belt Dressing' ...

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...stop then the bearings for the power stearing broke had to replace that part.then when it started again about 2 years later it was the raidator fan bearings and the radiator shaft sheared so check ...

...stop yoour fan belt from slipping. I hope this helps. First of all, it is not the timing belt, if it were, your car would not start. So you need to identify which belt is squealing. Then inspect the ...

...stop. What lshould we do? The bearings in the fan clutch, or idler pulley may be going out, which would create extra resistance. This would cause the belt to squeal until everything is moving like it ...

...fan/alt belt squeals when I turn on the AC first mile only then it stops for the day, tried replacing the belt, tried a higher quality belt, tried over tighting till the water pump went bad, pump ...

Question about 1983 LeSabre

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fan belt? I have been having the same problem with the alternator belt squealing, most noticeably, when using the heater fan , accelerating, turning the headlights on. I have a 1997 Toyota Tercel CE 1

...fan back on and don't get the squeal anymore. What needs to be fixed? Almost certainly one or more of the drive belts (not the timing belt) on the engine needs an increase in tension. It may ...

stops whenever i turn the heat or ac off??? Not sure if it IS actually belts or something else. If it IS the belt....which one?? could be the heater fan, could be the a/c clutch, could be the a/c belt

stop. Is it a fan belt? A fan belt noise would change with engine speed, not vehicle speed. A squealing noise that changes with vehicle speed would be caused by brakes or wheel bearing. Since it stops

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