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Old 03-13-2012 | 05:57 PM
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Ok so I have this annoying loud squeak coming from somewhere on my belt drive system. So far today, I sprayed belt spray that made it sounded worse. Sounded like a crumbling trash rolling down the street as I drove home. So I replaced the tensioner and idler pulley. Hamster is still there. What could it be? Any advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Old 03-13-2012 | 07:27 PM
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What truck is this in? More specifics too.
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im more amused by the claimed dyno numbers.


change the idler pulley.
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im more amused by the claimed dyno numbers.


change the idler pulley.
Lmfao, ya but it says he changed it and tensioner.
Old 03-13-2012 | 08:40 PM
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run a bar of soap on the belt.
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I had this on my 08' silverado
it was the idler pulley and tensioner
i tried just changing the pulleys but that didnt help so I changed the entire tensioner arm and it went away..
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It's the 08 SD. Anyways I bought a belt on my way to work. Maybe that will fix it but I doubt it. Anyways, on LS1s, I remember the crank bolt needing to be changed on some members cars. Would this be the case here? Ive hit a folk on the road to solve this. Next move would be to change the compressor I guess. That would suck thou on account of the whole AC bs. I also have this ticking noise on the valve train I hope that's just idk normal. My LS1 had a noisy valve train.

As for the "claimed" numbers, when the tuner and I went for a drive he had the laptop connected and he said the graph showed 400/419ish on a spirited pass. I can say it's faster than my LS1 and my new camaro. I can't get anyone to want to race me either. So hey what can I say.....
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