Thread: Squeaky squeaky

Cheaper thing to do would be to untension the belts and spin all the pullies. 2 years means nothing to a manufacturing defect etc. Maybe the pulley's bearing wore quick. Maybe the belt isn't tracking straight.

Maybe another pulley is about to fly off the car.

I will check all ove the above. Thx.

Could be a bearing...and if your pulley is plastic, ditch it for a Gates replacement from O'Reillys that's metal. The only pulley you cant change thats plastic both stock and a replacement is the grooved one on the coil bracket. Your stuck with it being plastic. But you can replace the idler, and the tensioner with metal ones if yours are plastic.

Might also check and see what pulley you have on your serpentine belt tensioner (kinda under your alternator there) if its plastic, I would loose that one too for a metal one.

IMO.

~F~