Squeak while running
Originally Posted by white89gt
Ah ****.... what are you replacing it with?
I had a similar problem. It's tough narrowing these sequels down. My F-150 XLT V6 4.2L had 170,000 miles on it. I was sure it was the water pump - turned out to be a serpentine belt that looked good but had "grown" 2" over the years. I also replaced the belt tensioner with the belt. How I found it? Took the belt off, went to AutoZone, and put it up to the new belt with exact same part number. Everyone was pretty surprised at the "expansion". I changed the tensioner also - probably original. I am not saying this is your problem, just one I could check easily without costing any money - until I knew it was the belt.
I had a similar problem. It's tough narrowing these sequels down. My F-150 XLT V6 4.2L had 170,000 miles on it. I was sure it was the water pump - turned out to be a serpentine belt that looked good but had "grown" 2" over the years. I also replaced the belt tensioner with the belt. How I found it? Took the belt off, went to AutoZone, and put it up to the new belt with exact same part number. Everyone was pretty surprised at the "expansion". I changed the tensioner also - probably original. I am not saying this is your problem, just one I could check easily without costing any money - until I knew it was the belt.
Originally Posted by rcairbear
Oh, man- 2 words!- Super Duty!!!
anyway- good luck with your new ride ( whatever it may be)
anyway- good luck with your new ride ( whatever it may be)
Originally Posted by themerc
I had a similar problem. It's tough narrowing these sequels down. My F-150 XLT V6 4.2L had 170,000 miles on it. I was sure it was the water pump - turned out to be a serpentine belt that looked good but had "grown" 2" over the years. I also replaced the belt tensioner with the belt. How I found it? Took the belt off, went to AutoZone, and put it up to the new belt with exact same part number. Everyone was pretty surprised at the "expansion". I changed the tensioner also - probably original. I am not saying this is your problem, just one I could check easily without costing any money - until I knew it was the belt.





