3ltr GU Noisy Belt(?) Squeal
Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 5:32 am
Hey all,
Hoping for some help with a squealing noise when cold.
Since Ive had it once or twice did a small squeal when starting cold. Touch of silcon spray and away it went for a week or so.
Last week, the noise came and stayed. CHanged belt 1st up. Still there once it was cold next day. Had the alternator changed next. Again next morning start the truck. Its back again.
Mechanic said suspect tensioner so replaced that with a o/e tensioner. Again next morning sounds back! I have left the truck with workshop to start it todayin hope the sound will re occur. The squeal does dissaper after its warmed up maybe 5 minutes of driving time.
Any more ideas?
From reading other posts it seams to be a common occurrence with the 2 parts I have already changed. Next bet is aircon or water pump (gut feeling is on aircon). Just dont want mechanic to keep taking me for a ride and keep fixing "BROKEN" parts but the noise is still there.
Sorry for the long winded post.
Here is a recording of it.
http://s235.photobucket.com/albums/ee19 ... V02811.flv
Hoping for some help with a squealing noise when cold.
Since Ive had it once or twice did a small squeal when starting cold. Touch of silcon spray and away it went for a week or so.
Last week, the noise came and stayed. CHanged belt 1st up. Still there once it was cold next day. Had the alternator changed next. Again next morning start the truck. Its back again.
Mechanic said suspect tensioner so replaced that with a o/e tensioner. Again next morning sounds back! I have left the truck with workshop to start it todayin hope the sound will re occur. The squeal does dissaper after its warmed up maybe 5 minutes of driving time.
Any more ideas?
From reading other posts it seams to be a common occurrence with the 2 parts I have already changed. Next bet is aircon or water pump (gut feeling is on aircon). Just dont want mechanic to keep taking me for a ride and keep fixing "BROKEN" parts but the noise is still there.
Sorry for the long winded post.
Here is a recording of it.
http://s235.photobucket.com/albums/ee19 ... V02811.flv