timing belt whine??
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power steering pump whine??
so when my car is running accelerating my timing belt has a pretty distinctive whiney noise idk if theres a quick fix or if i have to replace something??
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Re: timing belt whine??
Are you sure it's the timing belt?
Typically it's the Power Steering Belt or the Alternator/Air Conditioning Belt that squeal.
Typically it's the Power Steering Belt or the Alternator/Air Conditioning Belt that squeal.
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Re: timing belt whine??
i recently had my power steering flushed and new fluid because it would make noises when turning steering wheel , but it still has the whine when car is running , do i have to replace my power steering pump?
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Re: timing belt whine??
Timing/Balancer Belt whurrs/whines while Serp belt squeals.
I'm pretty sure it's the T-Belt, here's a quick vid to show:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shMCT7yuXpA
If it's the same noise you're getting, do this:
-Remove the upper timing cover
-TDC engine
-Turn the cam gear 3 teeth counter clockwise
-Loosen the tensioner adjusting bolt 2/3 of a turn and retighten.
This should properly tension both the timing and balancer belt. Good Luck!
Please note, I will not be responsible for any of your problems that might occur if you didn't do it right. I recommend you leave it to a mechanic who's more experience.
I'm pretty sure it's the T-Belt, here's a quick vid to show:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shMCT7yuXpA
If it's the same noise you're getting, do this:
-Remove the upper timing cover
-TDC engine
-Turn the cam gear 3 teeth counter clockwise
-Loosen the tensioner adjusting bolt 2/3 of a turn and retighten.
This should properly tension both the timing and balancer belt. Good Luck!
Please note, I will not be responsible for any of your problems that might occur if you didn't do it right. I recommend you leave it to a mechanic who's more experience.
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Re: timing belt whine??
Directly from the factory service manual, from the section dealing with steering noise.
"Humming due to pulsation of fluid is normal. Particularly with the car stopped and the wheel turned."
"Humming due to pulsation of fluid is normal. Particularly with the car stopped and the wheel turned."
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