Belt squealing?
The scoob has just started making a squealing noise that sounds like a belt slipping. It is only apparent on first start up for a few minutes then it goes. It also only happens when the wheel is turned so possibly power steering? THere seems to be no effect on the steering. Battery is staying charged ok so doesn't seem to be the alternator.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
Easy job if you have the tools.
Check the play on the belt on the longest travel length.
You should have about 1" movement at the centre of the travel.
If it is loose then tighten by loosening the alternator and then make the adjustment with the threaded adjuster mechanism.
Do not over tighten the belt.
If you are not confident, get someone who knows what they are doing to show you fist time around.
Less than a 10 minute job.
Check the play on the belt on the longest travel length.
You should have about 1" movement at the centre of the travel.
If it is loose then tighten by loosening the alternator and then make the adjustment with the threaded adjuster mechanism.
Do not over tighten the belt.
If you are not confident, get someone who knows what they are doing to show you fist time around.
Less than a 10 minute job.
Originally Posted by harvey
Easy job if you have the tools.
Check the play on the belt on the longest travel length.
You should have about 1" movement at the centre of the travel.
If it is loose then tighten by loosening the alternator and then make the adjustment with the threaded adjuster mechanism.
Do not over tighten the belt.
If you are not confident, get someone who knows what they are doing to show you fist time around.
Less than a 10 minute job.
Check the play on the belt on the longest travel length.
You should have about 1" movement at the centre of the travel.
If it is loose then tighten by loosening the alternator and then make the adjustment with the threaded adjuster mechanism.
Do not over tighten the belt.
If you are not confident, get someone who knows what they are doing to show you fist time around.
Less than a 10 minute job.
As above Very easy to do.
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