Never ending Squeak!!
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Is it a continuous squeak? Mine did that for months, but right now it just has a little squeak every 10 seconds or so...and i cant figure it out either. Plus when my CB is on, every time i hear the squeak, a quick high pitch tone comes through the cb.
Anyone have idea's about what would do that?
Anyone have idea's about what would do that?
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I have had the exact same problem. I have changed the belt, changed the idler pulley, changed the tensioner, and i have the gatorback in my garage waiting to be put on. But i spotted that my tensioner is kind of spinning cockeyed causing the belt to be pushed forward on the tensioner pulley a little; causing premature wear on the belt. I will probably have to order a how new tensioner arm assembly. But until then, putting the gatorback belt on should solve the problem for another 5-10k miles
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I have had the exact same problem. I have changed the belt, changed the idler pulley, changed the tensioner, and i have the gatorback in my garage waiting to be put on. But i spotted that my tensioner is kind of spinning cockeyed causing the belt to be pushed forward on the tensioner pulley a little; causing premature wear on the belt. I will probably have to order a how new tensioner arm assembly. But until then, putting the gatorback belt on should solve the problem for another 5-10k miles
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Think of it this way ;
Take a tire standing up straight the way it would be on the truck.
Imagine that as the pulley.
Now think of the ground the tire is standing on as the belt.
Now tilt the top of the tire while looking at the contact point between it and the ground.
One edge of the tire will be in contact with the ground ,the other will not.
Take a tire standing up straight the way it would be on the truck.
Imagine that as the pulley.
Now think of the ground the tire is standing on as the belt.
Now tilt the top of the tire while looking at the contact point between it and the ground.
One edge of the tire will be in contact with the ground ,the other will not.
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