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27 April 2007, 09:34 AM
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Thanks Sub97, thought you'd help me out! 
Seriousl though, is it likely to be squeaking cause of the fanbelt?
If so how much usually cost to get replaced?
Seriousl though, is it likely to be squeaking cause of the fanbelt?
If so how much usually cost to get replaced?
27 April 2007, 01:23 PM
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usually would only needing tightening/adjusting
27 April 2007, 01:59 PM
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Sorry, don't know much about the internals of cars to be honest. Plenty on here do though, so hopefully someone will have a more helpful suggestion
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A/C compressor is belt driven.....
So, Watson, take a guess if there is a link between the noise and the a/c not working or not
Hopefully its a simple case of a loose/knackered belt
Worst case is a seized compressor.
Or the faults could be entirely separate and it just needs a re-gas and it needs a new water pump, who knows! Thats cars for you .....get it looked at properly either way
So, Watson, take a guess if there is a link between the noise and the a/c not working or not
Hopefully its a simple case of a loose/knackered belt
Worst case is a seized compressor.
Or the faults could be entirely separate and it just needs a re-gas and it needs a new water pump, who knows! Thats cars for you .
....get it looked at properly either way
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