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pulley problem
I have a good whistling noise going on on one of the pulleys. It's not the supercharger pulleys or belt, it's the pulley on my surpentine (alternator)directly behind the pulley that extends off the SC snout. It's the top one. I sprayed it with a little Slick 50 and it quits for a while but eventually starts again. The mechanic said it looks OK, it just might be from the cold, damp weather we have during the winter. The belts are all new also. I drive like 40 miles a day to work and I don't want this to lead to any big time trouble when it's been like 10 below wind chill lately. I appreciate any suggestions.
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Re: pulley problem
Sounds like your talking bout the accessory belt tensioner. $20 at a parts store and 15 min replacing it should take care of it.
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Re: pulley problem
Awesome, thank you!
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Re: pulley problem
Would that be called Factory air idler pulley? Auto zone has this part.
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Re: pulley problem
I was wrong. The noise was coming from the alternator "pulley". I had someone look at it and they said all the bearings are inside and it just sounded like the belt needed a little dressing on it. He said most likely it was the weather cause the belt and pulleys looked good. None of the pulleys were bouncing or anything.
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Re: pulley problem
The noise seems to be coming from that area. When it started today we sprayed belt dressing directly on the belt farther down so we didnt spray it near that pulley and it stopped. Would there be any other signs or sounds that would let me know the alternator is going bad or would it just happen?
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