Squeeky Pulley
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gonzo4191
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Re: Squeeky Pulley
could the whole tensioner assembly be gone?
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No bonnie!
93 s10 ex cab: 2.8: t5: exhaust: tbi mods. 5.3, 76mm, and a D.r cam on a stand
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01bonneSC
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Re: Squeeky Pulley
What kind of belt are you using?
00Beast wrote:Less off-topic than Lane's Heated Steering wheel, but yeah, back to the topic.
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grandprix104
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Re: Squeeky Pulley
Just a regular autozone belt. The origional belt was still in good condition but had streched a little bit.
2001 Pontiac Bonneville SE 3.8n/a 110k, PLIM, APN UIM, 180 T-stat, Clarion DXZ385USB, Memphis 6.5s/6x9s/12" PR sub, Kicker ZX700.5 Amp.
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01bonneSC
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Re: Squeeky Pulley
I used a belt from Carquest when i had my squeek and it was only on a couple months. I went to autozone and got a GY Gatorback, no more squeeking. Could also just be the quality of belt.
00Beast wrote:Less off-topic than Lane's Heated Steering wheel, but yeah, back to the topic.
Re: Squeeky Pulley
My wife's suv had a squeak coming from one of the pulleys. I was able to diagnose it with a screwdriver. I put the end on something solid behind the pulley for leverage, and just put a slight amount of pressure on the pulley with the shaft to the point it stopped squeaking. It ended up being the first one I tried, the idler pulley.
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