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Squeeling Help?
Well guys for the longest time my k20 has squealed worse than a pig when it's running. It has a new water pump, that makes no noises when rotating by itself. Earlier today it was starting to rain while I was letting it idle so I figured hell I'll go ahead and undo the battery so I don't have to open the hood again, that way it won't get wet. And while running I undid it aND the squealing stopped... hooked back up and started doing it again. Thoughs? Opinions?
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Re: Squeeling Help?
Tighten your alternator belt.
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Re: Squeeling Help?
It was only running the truck and not charging the battery, so it had less of a load. Like mentioned above, it could be a loose belt, could be a bearing.
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Re: Squeeling Help?
Will try the belt tomorrow morning, see what happens... I can also switch between a couple alternators... it just really made me wonder wtf lol
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Re: Squeeling Help?
Make sure your pulleys are in alignment........ if they aren't the belt will squeal like a stuck pig and your belt with shred and fly apart over time.
I just did this to my K5 Blazer and it used to squeal all the time and now after removing 2 of the 3 washers it's all lined up and it doesn't make a sound. That and check to see if your belt has no more than 1/8" deflection. Either way, replace your belt or at least inspect the one you're currently running. RIZ |
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