Noisy Belts

[DT1]

https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...ht=noisy+belts

I just dug this up from the search area. I'm curious to know if anyone else has tried Dielectric grease to their belts to silence them. If so, How much will do the trick?

[BigBird05]

I would think that Dielectric grease would make them more likely to slip. If they are squeaking or screeching you should try V grooved belts.

[Sheepdip]

I've never tried it but I watched an old guy put a bar of soap to the belts pulley riding surface and it worked.....for how long I do not know.

[Grumpy old man]

Originally Posted by Sheepdip

I've never tried it but I watched an old guy put a bar of soap to the belts pulley riding surface and it worked.....for how long I do not know.

X1 ^ it works , Takes the glaze off the pulleys . Just rub a bar of soap on the belts while the engine is off

[Getter-Done]

I just told the People at work this Today

They called me a Used Car Sales man

It works

[DT1]

Originally Posted by Getter-Done

I just told the People at work this Today

They called me a Used Car Sales man

It works

Do you mean the dielectric grease works?

[Impact02]

I have used dielectric grease to fix squeaking belt on my 96. Use just a little bit. Baby power works too.

[Getter-Done]

Originally Posted by DT1

Do you mean the dielectric grease works?

I was referring to the bar of soap trick
It only last a short while thou.

[DT1]

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man

X1 ^ it works , Takes the glaze off the pulleys . Just rub a bar of soap on the belts while the engine is off

I've used bar soap a few times. It does work but only for a day or two.