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Belt makes a noise when revs are low. - Microbus Volkswagen Cars & Trucks

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Sounds like belt is either loose or worn open the bonnet without the motor running and grab hold of the belt if it moves up and down by more than an inch either way its to loose

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It is to loose you must adjust the tension of it that why its making noise...

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