A few weeks ago I had the timing belt changed - the garage also did the serpentine bely - it has squealed (mostly at idle) ever since. On inspection the two lines on the belt tensioner are lined up this indicates belt or tensioner wear - or maybe the wrong length belt is fitted?
300Tdis had of couple of different length belts fitted depending on the year (alternator pulley size) so I bought the correct part
ERR 3287
fitted it, and now the the tensioner alignment looks good and the noise has gone (at least for the moment).
A 15mm spanner is required to move the tensioner (I used a wrench and socket to get the necessary leverage). However I did not remove the fan and it was a bit fiddly to get the belt on - but not that bad.
Sunday, 16 June 2013
Monday, 10 June 2013
Rear Propshaft
Oh Dear - I am pretty sure you are not supposed to be able to see the UJ bearing spindles. No wonder there have been a nasty noises coming from underneath.
Have a replacement prop on order.
Have a replacement prop on order.
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