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96 T-Bird Squeaking Noise 3.8L

I'm new to this forum, so I'll keep my words short. Ok, there is a squeaking noise. I have replaced the belt, idler pulley, and water pump, and it still squeaks. What can it be?
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Re: 96 T-Bird Squeaking Noise

One way to track down where a noise is coming from is by using a LONG screwdriver with the tip placed at various locations while placing the end of the handle against your ear. Just be careful of moving parts!
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Re: Re: 96 T-Bird Squeaking Noise

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One way to track down where a noise is coming from is by using a LONG screwdriver with the tip placed at various locations while placing the end of the handle against your ear. Just be careful of moving parts!
did that check and it is coming from the a/c compressor. is there something i can do without paying 400+ dollars?

Edited: The a/c still works
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Old 08-17-2005, 10:14 PM
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check if you can put a belt on for "without ac option" --works for many cars im just not sure on yours
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Re: 96 T-Bird Squeaking Noise

I can't do that. It would be very loose
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Re: 96 T-Bird Squeaking Noise

goto you parts store and get an oil charge for your system.. not the bottle you pour in but the bottle you can connect to your ac port. See if that doesn help.
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Re: Re: 96 T-Bird Squeaking Noise

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I can't do that. It would be very loose
not using same belt -duh-buy a different belt for without ac
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there is not one available
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you would need to experiment-measure belt and get a shorter one and see how that fits and go up or down accordingly....you could take a piece of small diameter rope and route around pulleys and cut at exact length take to auto zone and they will measure for you
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