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Old 11-11-2014, 08:24 AM
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as soon as the fall temps start to hit the low 50'sF down into the 40'sF there because a very noticeable squeal when I press down on the accelerator. It's rather annoying and I would like to find a way to solve it if possible. any ideas what it could be?
 
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I like to squirt lube on each pulley, 1 x 1, till located.
The lube with the straw
Make sure the tensioner pulley is doing its job
 

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Originally Posted by dusty1
Location location
I like to squirt lube on each pulley, 1 x 1, till located.
The lube with the straw
Make sure the tensioner pulley is doing its job
X1 the same but I use water spray until it goes then I know which one is squealing. Sometimes it's a dry bearing creating mayhem.
 
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