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Need Help With Noise!

Old Dec 12, 2009
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Need Help With Noise!

I have a 01 ranger edge that has a squeaking noise coming from the motor when it is warm and is idling. I have replaced the idler pulley. Could it be the belt? It does not squeak all the time. Any help to what this could be would be great! Thanks.....
 
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Old Dec 12, 2009
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Check your belt tensioner and see if your power steering pulley is lined up right.
 
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Old Dec 12, 2009
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Change the belt. They are cheap and easy to replace, so start there first. I and most other members recommend the Goodyear Gatorback belt.
 
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Squeak in the front of the engine is usually belt, tensioner or idler pulley. From the rear of the engine, it could be the Camshaft Position Sensor/Synchronizer assembly
 
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Old Dec 12, 2009
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I can really hear the noise from underneath the truck. That makes me believe its from the back of the motor. I just replaced the idler pulley last night with no luck. So I will start with a new goodyear belt. I am sure it is the original belt.
 
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