My '06 2.7 Santa Fe eats belts
01-06-2007, 10:35 PM
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Re: My '06 2.7 Santa Fe eats belts
OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
else have this issue?
Gord
At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
else have this issue?
Gord
01-06-2007, 10:42 PM
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Re: My '06 2.7 Santa Fe eats belts
What was the condition of the belt you took off? My gut tells me that this
is not really a belt problem at all.
My first hunch is that your belt tensioner isn't working right. But it
could be 100 things.
Take the belt off, and inspect it carefully, and inspect and move the
tensioner. That's where one has to start.
BTW, I'm not an expert, but I have a hunch you're going to "hear it" about
using water rinse in your engine compartment. I'm pretty sure that there
are more than a few places in the engine compartment where water should not
be going.
Tom Wenndt
"Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>
> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>
> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
> engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
> else have this issue?
>
> Gord
>
is not really a belt problem at all.
My first hunch is that your belt tensioner isn't working right. But it
could be 100 things.
Take the belt off, and inspect it carefully, and inspect and move the
tensioner. That's where one has to start.
BTW, I'm not an expert, but I have a hunch you're going to "hear it" about
using water rinse in your engine compartment. I'm pretty sure that there
are more than a few places in the engine compartment where water should not
be going.
Tom Wenndt
"Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>
> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>
> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
> engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
> else have this issue?
>
> Gord
>
01-06-2007, 11:58 PM
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Re: My '06 2.7 Santa Fe eats belts
"Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>
> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>
> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
> engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
> else have this issue?
Could be a lot of things. What did the dealer say? As an '06 with 12,000
km, would it not be covered? Also, at that distance, do you really have to
be washing down the engine? That may be contributing to the problem.
01-07-2007, 01:07 AM
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"Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>
>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>
>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
>> engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
>> else have this issue?
>
> Could be a lot of things. What did the dealer say? As an '06 with 12,000
> km, would it not be covered? Also, at that distance, do you really have
> to be washing down the engine? That may be contributing to the problem.
>
I anticipated someone suggesting that road grime or antifreeze had glazed
the belts. That is why I mentioned only water with no soaps or other sprays
which could cause problems.. I give it a quick spray a couple times a year.
Hate the dust in there.
Hhmm. maybe it is water, who knows. But with the amount of bloody rain
we've had on the West coast, there is water everywhere anyway.
Dealer says new belt for $80 plus installation. No warranty on belts. It
ran totally quiet after the new belt was installed, so the tensioner is OK.
01-07-2007, 01:10 AM
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Re: My '06 2.7 Santa Fe eats belts
I didn't think it was a belt either. It looked fine when I took it off, but
with a new belt all the noise cleared up. I thought the tensioner as well.
Maybe I'll pull it off and give it a bit of a shuffle.
G
"Rev. Tom Wenndt" <trwenndt@grics.net> wrote in message
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> What was the condition of the belt you took off? My gut tells me that
> this is not really a belt problem at all.
>
> My first hunch is that your belt tensioner isn't working right. But it
> could be 100 things.
>
> Take the belt off, and inspect it carefully, and inspect and move the
> tensioner. That's where one has to start.
>
> BTW, I'm not an expert, but I have a hunch you're going to "hear it" about
> using water rinse in your engine compartment. I'm pretty sure that there
> are more than a few places in the engine compartment where water should
> not be going.
>
> Tom Wenndt
>
>
> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>
>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>
>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
>> engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
>> else have this issue?
>>
>> Gord
>>
>
>
with a new belt all the noise cleared up. I thought the tensioner as well.
Maybe I'll pull it off and give it a bit of a shuffle.
G
"Rev. Tom Wenndt" <trwenndt@grics.net> wrote in message
news:enpqdi02pci@enews2.newsguy.com...
> What was the condition of the belt you took off? My gut tells me that
> this is not really a belt problem at all.
>
> My first hunch is that your belt tensioner isn't working right. But it
> could be 100 things.
>
> Take the belt off, and inspect it carefully, and inspect and move the
> tensioner. That's where one has to start.
>
> BTW, I'm not an expert, but I have a hunch you're going to "hear it" about
> using water rinse in your engine compartment. I'm pretty sure that there
> are more than a few places in the engine compartment where water should
> not be going.
>
> Tom Wenndt
>
>
> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>
>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>
>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
>> engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
>> else have this issue?
>>
>> Gord
>>
>
>
01-07-2007, 07:42 AM
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Re: My '06 2.7 Santa Fe eats belts
"Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> Hhmm. maybe it is water, who knows. But with the amount of bloody rain
> we've had on the West coast, there is water everywhere anyway.
>
> Dealer says new belt for $80 plus installation. No warranty on belts. It
> ran totally quiet after the new belt was installed, so the tensioner is
> OK.
Considering the low miles you are getting from the belt, it may well be a
warranty problem. I don't know of anyone wearing out belts that fast and
there must be a cause. The cause, likely, is a warranty problem. Could be a
defective pulley on anything the belt touches. The real problem is to find
what one is the cause. Check the surface of all the pulleys for pitting,
rust, check alignment. IMO, the dealer should be doing this since it is not
normal wear.
If the dealer is not co-operating, bump the question up a notch to a
district manager.
01-07-2007, 12:17 PM
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"Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>
>> Hhmm. maybe it is water, who knows. But with the amount of bloody rain
>> we've had on the West coast, there is water everywhere anyway.
>>
>> Dealer says new belt for $80 plus installation. No warranty on belts.
>> It ran totally quiet after the new belt was installed, so the tensioner
>> is OK.
>
> Considering the low miles you are getting from the belt, it may well be a
> warranty problem. I don't know of anyone wearing out belts that fast and
> there must be a cause. The cause, likely, is a warranty problem. Could be
> a defective pulley on anything the belt touches. The real problem is to
> find what one is the cause. Check the surface of all the pulleys for
> pitting, rust, check alignment. IMO, the dealer should be doing this
> since it is not normal wear.
>
> If the dealer is not co-operating, bump the question up a notch to a
> district manager.
>
My thoughts exactly. Gotta be alignment, maybe the grooves aren't just
perfect.
Thanks ..
01-08-2007, 09:02 PM
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Re: My '06 2.7 Santa Fe eats belts
If the belt looks okay, there's no real issue with it other than the
noise.
I've only had one other 2.7 do this. After replacing the belt twice, I
spoke to Hyundai tech assistance, who recommended I replace the idler
pulley as well. Unfortunately, I think the customer left town shortly
after the repairs, so I don't know for sure whether it ever came back. I
believe his last service visit was when I replaced the pulley.
noise.
I've only had one other 2.7 do this. After replacing the belt twice, I
spoke to Hyundai tech assistance, who recommended I replace the idler
pulley as well. Unfortunately, I think the customer left town shortly
after the repairs, so I don't know for sure whether it ever came back. I
believe his last service visit was when I replaced the pulley.
01-08-2007, 11:04 PM
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Re: My '06 2.7 Santa Fe eats belts
mine has done the same thing... 06 Santa Fe with 2.7 V6 replaced twice
already, last April and just last week....
Pete..
"Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>
> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>
> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
> engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
> else have this issue?
>
> Gord
>
already, last April and just last week....
Pete..
"Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>
> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>
> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
> engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
> else have this issue?
>
> Gord
>
01-08-2007, 11:05 PM
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oh, they replaced the tensioner pully on mine too.. just after they
replaced the belt the 1st time
"Rev. Tom Wenndt" <trwenndt@grics.net> wrote in message
news:enpqdi02pci@enews2.newsguy.com...
> What was the condition of the belt you took off? My gut tells me that
> this is not really a belt problem at all.
>
> My first hunch is that your belt tensioner isn't working right. But it
> could be 100 things.
>
> Take the belt off, and inspect it carefully, and inspect and move the
> tensioner. That's where one has to start.
>
> BTW, I'm not an expert, but I have a hunch you're going to "hear it" about
> using water rinse in your engine compartment. I'm pretty sure that there
> are more than a few places in the engine compartment where water should
> not be going.
>
> Tom Wenndt
>
>
> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>
>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>
>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
>> engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
>> else have this issue?
>>
>> Gord
>>
>
>
replaced the belt the 1st time
"Rev. Tom Wenndt" <trwenndt@grics.net> wrote in message
news:enpqdi02pci@enews2.newsguy.com...
> What was the condition of the belt you took off? My gut tells me that
> this is not really a belt problem at all.
>
> My first hunch is that your belt tensioner isn't working right. But it
> could be 100 things.
>
> Take the belt off, and inspect it carefully, and inspect and move the
> tensioner. That's where one has to start.
>
> BTW, I'm not an expert, but I have a hunch you're going to "hear it" about
> using water rinse in your engine compartment. I'm pretty sure that there
> are more than a few places in the engine compartment where water should
> not be going.
>
> Tom Wenndt
>
>
> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>
>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>
>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep the
>> engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course. Anyone
>> else have this issue?
>>
>> Gord
>>
>
>
01-08-2007, 11:10 PM
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Re: My '06 2.7 Santa Fe eats belts
hey Gordo, where bouts on the west coast are ya, I am on the west coast as
well and have had my belt replaced twice as well as well as the tensioner..
I have an 06 Santa Fe, with 2.7 V6 has 19,000 km on it now 1st time it was
replaced was at about 9,500 km.... hmmmmmmmmm looks like a patern about
10,000 km and it needs to be replaced..
"Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
> news:x5%nh.57496$qO4.49815@newssvr13.news.prodigy. net...
>>
>> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>>
>>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>>
>>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep
>>> the engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course.
>>> Anyone else have this issue?
>>
>> Could be a lot of things. What did the dealer say? As an '06 with
>> 12,000 km, would it not be covered? Also, at that distance, do you
>> really have to be washing down the engine? That may be contributing to
>> the problem.
>>
>
> I anticipated someone suggesting that road grime or antifreeze had glazed
> the belts. That is why I mentioned only water with no soaps or other
> sprays which could cause problems.. I give it a quick spray a couple
> times a year. Hate the dust in there.
>
> Hhmm. maybe it is water, who knows. But with the amount of bloody rain
> we've had on the West coast, there is water everywhere anyway.
>
> Dealer says new belt for $80 plus installation. No warranty on belts. It
> ran totally quiet after the new belt was installed, so the tensioner is
> OK.
>
well and have had my belt replaced twice as well as well as the tensioner..
I have an 06 Santa Fe, with 2.7 V6 has 19,000 km on it now 1st time it was
replaced was at about 9,500 km.... hmmmmmmmmm looks like a patern about
10,000 km and it needs to be replaced..
"Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
> news:x5%nh.57496$qO4.49815@newssvr13.news.prodigy. net...
>>
>> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>>
>>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>>
>>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep
>>> the engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course.
>>> Anyone else have this issue?
>>
>> Could be a lot of things. What did the dealer say? As an '06 with
>> 12,000 km, would it not be covered? Also, at that distance, do you
>> really have to be washing down the engine? That may be contributing to
>> the problem.
>>
>
> I anticipated someone suggesting that road grime or antifreeze had glazed
> the belts. That is why I mentioned only water with no soaps or other
> sprays which could cause problems.. I give it a quick spray a couple
> times a year. Hate the dust in there.
>
> Hhmm. maybe it is water, who knows. But with the amount of bloody rain
> we've had on the West coast, there is water everywhere anyway.
>
> Dealer says new belt for $80 plus installation. No warranty on belts. It
> ran totally quiet after the new belt was installed, so the tensioner is
> OK.
>
01-09-2007, 10:58 AM
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Re: My '06 2.7 Santa Fe eats belts
I'll send you an email.
G
"Pete & Cindy" <range1@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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> hey Gordo, where bouts on the west coast are ya, I am on the west coast as
> well and have had my belt replaced twice as well as well as the
> tensioner.. I have an 06 Santa Fe, with 2.7 V6 has 19,000 km on it now
> 1st time it was replaced was at about 9,500 km.... hmmmmmmmmm looks like a
> patern about 10,000 km and it needs to be replaced..
>
>
> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:X60oh.565951$R63.155158@pd7urf1no...
>>
>> "Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
>> news:x5%nh.57496$qO4.49815@newssvr13.news.prodigy. net...
>>>
>>> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>>>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>>>
>>>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>>>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>>>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>>>
>>>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep
>>>> the engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course.
>>>> Anyone else have this issue?
>>>
>>> Could be a lot of things. What did the dealer say? As an '06 with
>>> 12,000 km, would it not be covered? Also, at that distance, do you
>>> really have to be washing down the engine? That may be contributing to
>>> the problem.
>>>
>>
>> I anticipated someone suggesting that road grime or antifreeze had glazed
>> the belts. That is why I mentioned only water with no soaps or other
>> sprays which could cause problems.. I give it a quick spray a couple
>> times a year. Hate the dust in there.
>>
>> Hhmm. maybe it is water, who knows. But with the amount of bloody rain
>> we've had on the West coast, there is water everywhere anyway.
>>
>> Dealer says new belt for $80 plus installation. No warranty on belts.
>> It ran totally quiet after the new belt was installed, so the tensioner
>> is OK.
>>
>
>
G
"Pete & Cindy" <range1@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:IAEoh.593768$R63.153148@pd7urf1no...
> hey Gordo, where bouts on the west coast are ya, I am on the west coast as
> well and have had my belt replaced twice as well as well as the
> tensioner.. I have an 06 Santa Fe, with 2.7 V6 has 19,000 km on it now
> 1st time it was replaced was at about 9,500 km.... hmmmmmmmmm looks like a
> patern about 10,000 km and it needs to be replaced..
>
>
> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:X60oh.565951$R63.155158@pd7urf1no...
>>
>> "Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
>> news:x5%nh.57496$qO4.49815@newssvr13.news.prodigy. net...
>>>
>>> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>>>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>>>
>>>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>>>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>>>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>>>
>>>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep
>>>> the engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course.
>>>> Anyone else have this issue?
>>>
>>> Could be a lot of things. What did the dealer say? As an '06 with
>>> 12,000 km, would it not be covered? Also, at that distance, do you
>>> really have to be washing down the engine? That may be contributing to
>>> the problem.
>>>
>>
>> I anticipated someone suggesting that road grime or antifreeze had glazed
>> the belts. That is why I mentioned only water with no soaps or other
>> sprays which could cause problems.. I give it a quick spray a couple
>> times a year. Hate the dust in there.
>>
>> Hhmm. maybe it is water, who knows. But with the amount of bloody rain
>> we've had on the West coast, there is water everywhere anyway.
>>
>> Dealer says new belt for $80 plus installation. No warranty on belts.
>> It ran totally quiet after the new belt was installed, so the tensioner
>> is OK.
>>
>
>
01-09-2007, 11:01 AM
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So the new tensioner didn't help then? The new belt failed too?
G
"Pete & Cindy" <range1@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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> oh, they replaced the tensioner pully on mine too.. just after they
> replaced the belt the 1st time
>
> "Rev. Tom Wenndt" <trwenndt@grics.net> wrote in message
> news:enpqdi02pci@enews2.newsguy.com...
>> What was the condition of the belt you took off? My gut tells me that
>> this is not really a belt problem at all.
>>
>> My first hunch is that your belt tensioner isn't working right. But it
>> could be 100 things.
>>
>> Take the belt off, and inspect it carefully, and inspect and move the
>> tensioner. That's where one has to start.
>>
>> BTW, I'm not an expert, but I have a hunch you're going to "hear it"
>> about using water rinse in your engine compartment. I'm pretty sure that
>> there are more than a few places in the engine compartment where water
>> should not be going.
>>
>> Tom Wenndt
>>
>>
>> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>>
>>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>>
>>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep
>>> the engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course.
>>> Anyone else have this issue?
>>>
>>> Gord
>>>
>>
>>
>
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"Pete & Cindy" <range1@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:MvEoh.593720$R63.347711@pd7urf1no...
> oh, they replaced the tensioner pully on mine too.. just after they
> replaced the belt the 1st time
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> "Rev. Tom Wenndt" <trwenndt@grics.net> wrote in message
> news:enpqdi02pci@enews2.newsguy.com...
>> What was the condition of the belt you took off? My gut tells me that
>> this is not really a belt problem at all.
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>> My first hunch is that your belt tensioner isn't working right. But it
>> could be 100 things.
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>> Take the belt off, and inspect it carefully, and inspect and move the
>> tensioner. That's where one has to start.
>>
>> BTW, I'm not an expert, but I have a hunch you're going to "hear it"
>> about using water rinse in your engine compartment. I'm pretty sure that
>> there are more than a few places in the engine compartment where water
>> should not be going.
>>
>> Tom Wenndt
>>
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>> "Gordo" <woodbug1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:QTZnh.560316$5R2.439855@pd7urf3no...
>>> OK, lets try this with a message ... oops.
>>>
>>> At 12,000 km I had to replace the surpentine belt because of major
>>> squeaking. Now at 21,000 the squeaking is coming back. The sound is
>>> immediately silenced with the new belt. Dayco belt.
>>>
>>> What gives? Misaligned pulley? Crap contaminating the belt? I keep
>>> the engine bay clean with water rinse. No belt dressing, of course.
>>> Anyone else have this issue?
>>>
>>> Gord
>>>
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