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diabolicMar-12-05 05:31 AM
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#87036, "Squeeking in the Cold"


          

On cold days when I go outside to start my car, my engine squeels for about 5 seconds or so. Sometimes, I'll start it up and it will sound fine, then I turn the AC on I get the same sqeel. Ususally by the time I pop the hood and open it up the squeeling sound is gone.

It sounds kinda like a loose belt, but the belts look tight enough to me.... Is this something I should be worried about?

  

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csmakioMar-12-05 05:47 AM
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#87038, "RE: Squeeking in the Cold"
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Sounds like your belts to me....try a little belt dressing on it.


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djtrickeeMar-12-05 05:49 AM
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#87040, "RE: Squeeking in the Cold"
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Originally posted by csmakio
Sounds like your belts to me....try a little belt dressing on it.


Agreed. also check to see if the timing belt cover is rubbing against the belt/gears. I had this problem in the extreme cold and it drove me crazy. I ended up just sticking a little spacer between the outer cover and the top mount and it stopped it.

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diabolicMar-12-05 05:53 AM
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#87041, "RE: Squeeking in the Cold"
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Thanks... I'll try that. I was giving this hot chick a ride home from work. She's all like "Wow, I love your car..."


"Thanks..."
I hit the remote start button..
Sqeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel!!!
"Uhhgggg"

So yeah, that was embarrassing.

  

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