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    Exclamation Squeeling fan belt

    Slipping fan belt?? replaced by rep. mechanic guess what---still slipping and squeeling when accelerating OK at low revs but quite bad when I put the foot down. What next? New tensioner? New pullies bearings?? Has anyone been through this, prefer to learn from someone elses experience generally a lot easier and cheeper. By the way 02 D2 TD5 A/C only.
    Greg Smith

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    Quote Originally Posted by greg smith View Post
    Slipping fan belt?? replaced by rep. mechanic guess what---still slipping and squeeling when accelerating OK at low revs but quite bad when I put the foot down. What next? New tensioner? New pullies bearings?? Has anyone been through this, prefer to learn from someone elses experience generally a lot easier and cheeper. By the way 02 D2 TD5 A/C only.
    Greg Smith
    in the old days we would just hold a cake of soap on the fan belt as the motor was just ticking over and it worked just hold the soap on until the squealing stoped

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    squealing fan belt

    My 300TDI'S belt does it especially after I wash the motor down.Buy some dry lube in a stick apply it to the belt it stops it.

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    It probably isn't slipping. They have a habit of squealing, especially after the engine is washed.

    You can check to see if it is the belt making the noise by spraying water on it while it is running.

    Everyone has his or her own pet method of stopping the squealing. The one that works for me is talcum powder.
    Last edited by vnx205; 9th October 2009 at 11:25 AM. Reason: Non-agreement of subject and verb

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    My guess the noise is the bearing in the tensioner or idler pulley partly siezing. The tensioner bearing seems to only last about as long as a belt.
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    A leaking exhaust gasket on a TD5 can sound remarkably like a slipping belt....

    Does it change or temporarily go away if you spray something on the belts?

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    Almost certainly a leaking exhaust manifold gasket/ broken studs, is it worse cold? And especially under load?

    JC
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    Here I was containing my thoughts to the belt, but I'm sure JC has hit the nail on the head.
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    Sueeler

    Thankyou all I will investigate further and let you know what eventuates
    Greg

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    Squeeler

    Just in case anyone has the same problem-----EXHAUST MANIFOLD GASKET---check retaining bolts,use a torch, heads snapped off. So I replaced:
    fanbelt
    Tensioner
    pully bearings
    exhaust manifold gasket
    shaved[refaced] ex. manifold
    plus labour
    UNDER $800
    Thank someone for fair and honest mechanics

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