belt slip
#1
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belt slip
hey guys, loaded a new tune into the truck, and when it shifts hard under moderate to heavy acceleration i get a nice chirp of belt....what belts are you s/c guys using to relieve this....was thinking of using that goup that they have at autozone but figured id ask here first
#2
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Must be one heck of a tune!
Not a big fan of the various belt dressings. My experience is that while they do work, frequent re-applications are required, the liquid / spray-on stuff gets slung everywhere, and the solid bar stuff is a bite in the shorts to apply.
Suggest to consider a new belt, and perhaps to inspect the respective pulleys for any contaminants or residues, especially the pulleys that are driven off the back side of the belt.
Not a big fan of the various belt dressings. My experience is that while they do work, frequent re-applications are required, the liquid / spray-on stuff gets slung everywhere, and the solid bar stuff is a bite in the shorts to apply.
Suggest to consider a new belt, and perhaps to inspect the respective pulleys for any contaminants or residues, especially the pulleys that are driven off the back side of the belt.
#4
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Do not use belt dressing... It only slips on hard shift don't worry about it. If I am not mistaken the SC belts are 7 or 8 rib as opposed to 6 rib on the regular truck.. Again I could be wrong.. I can't remember.
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im sorry for any confusion, i am a 4.6 natural truck, s/c would be awesome but we got the shaft there, lol, anyways i am pretty sure i have the 6 and i think i may get a gator belt if it gets worse, its pretty impressive tho, the truck sounds a little like a sc and then has the chirp...makes me happy i got my sct tuner
#6
I think you have something more going on, like an accessory offering up resistance. I have never heard of an instant belt chirp from that little of a hp gain. If its really bothers you ,pull the belt off and turn what accessories you can by hand. Alternators are likely culprite. Their bearings go bad and cause resistance. Does this by chance do it more often with the A/C on.
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I think you have something more going on, like an accessory offering up resistance. I have never heard of an instant belt chirp from that little of a hp gain. If its really bothers you ,pull the belt off and turn what accessories you can by hand. Alternators are likely culprite. Their bearings go bad and cause resistance. Does this by chance do it more often with the A/C on.
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its not that bad....i ended up turning the truck back to stock because i have a tb issue, called the dealer and they said its not a warenteed item so i took it upon myself to attempt to fix it....no luck yet....idk how electric tb's work but i hope to figure it out...