Learn how to fix a squeaky tensioner pulley in your car. The serpentine belt in your car powers the accessories such as air conditioning, power steering, the alternator, and waterpump.
Tensioner pulley wear will cause your pulley to squeak. A worn out pulley bearing or a worn spring in the tension pulley can also cause squeaking or a chirp. I show you how to use water to identify what type of squeak problem you have and then how to find the problem. I will show you how to remove the serpentine belt, replace the pulley, and put the belt back on.

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Here is a great belt that prevents squeaks: [ Ссылка ]
Belt Tensioner Tool: [ Ссылка ]

How to Diagnose a Squeaky Belt: [ Ссылка ]
Tensioner Pulley: [ Ссылка ]
Find the Belt Squeak: [ Ссылка ]
WD40 to quiet the belt: [ Ссылка ]

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