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99eclipsegFeb-12-09 04:59 PM
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#124021, "Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out"
Feb-12-09 04:59 PM by 99eclipseg

          

  

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RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out, Moderatorteklein, Feb-12-09 05:19 PM, #1
RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out, 1slw97, Feb-12-09 05:23 PM, #2
      RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out, John99RS, Feb-14-09 05:19 PM, #3
           RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out, scorpo86, Feb-14-09 08:01 PM, #4
                RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out, 420agreenvilleSC, Feb-15-09 01:41 PM, #5
                     RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out, ez, Feb-15-09 01:43 PM, #6

ModeratortekleinFeb-12-09 05:19 PM
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#124022, "RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out"
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Sounds like one of your pulleys.

Im guessing AC compressor.

Doesnt sound internal to me, but I could be wrong.

  

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1slw97Feb-12-09 05:23 PM
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#124023, "RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out"
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Feb-12-09 05:24 PM by 1slw97

          

start buy pulling the A/C and P/S belt off and go from there.
Start it up and see if the sound is still there..

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John99RSFeb-14-09 05:19 PM
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#124047, "RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out"
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I had a similar sound as yours a couple months ago. I pulled the power steering/ac belt to rule out the pulleys. It ended up being the water pump pulley that was going.

  

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scorpo86Feb-14-09 08:01 PM
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#124048, "RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out"
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i would take off the the power steering/ac belt to see if you have that problem after. it might be your belt tenser for your ps/ac. try it.

  

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420agreenvilleSCFeb-15-09 01:41 PM
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#124064, "RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out"
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Feb-15-09 01:42 PM by 420agreenvilleSC



          

I was just there a couple months ago. Tried many things.

1. removed AC/PS belt tensioner, and re-lubbed ball bearing on pulley. Still sounded.

2. Tightened up belt. Still sounded.

3. loosened up belt. sounded better but was still there.

4. Worked constantly on it loosening/tightening belt, found an equalibrium point where the sound went away. Keep messing with that you'll fix it. Patience.

If i remember right, I ended up buying a new belt and it went away. If you try the above things, buy a new cheap belt and try that. Quit spraying your belt with WD, trust me, i've been there, all it does is make it NOTT stop squeeking.

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#124065, "RE: Here's a video of my problem can someone help me out"
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the other things mentioned in this thread are great, but do you have a udp that has loose allen bolts in it?

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