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2.2 Liter ECOTEC
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Serpentine belt and tensioner making noise
2006 Monte Carlo 12,500 3.5 V-6 dealer replaced both parts @ 8,000 miles and now that are making noise again with movement of steering wheel during a non-moving turn of the wheel. Common issue? Last time they held the car for 2 full days and needed GM approval to use chassis ears.
These parts should last the longer than 5,000 miles.
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Re: Serpentine belt and tensioner making noise
new one on me....
something else making noise? Alternator, PS pump, Coolant pump?
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2.2 Liter ECOTEC
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Re: Serpentine belt and tensioner making noise
It is a chriping noise while standing still turning the wheel and the rpms will dip about 200-300 rpms. Not the intermdiate shaft although I have begun to hear that knock noise from the steering column.
We the dealer replace the belt and tensioner it did go away for abit but has come back. If I turn on the A/C it will not do it. Sounds like the belt is Stretching all has too much slack. I have checked the tensioner once and it looks good. It will occur during a slow parking manuever but does not occur every time. Wife's malibu at times will have the same serpentine chirping noise but that has 50K miles and the belt should be replaced along with the tension in the Spring. Thank you for your time
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Re: Serpentine belt and tensioner making noise
Question is the pulley from the Alternator and the tensioner supposed to line up perfectly? Using a straight edge they appear to off by 1/8 of an inch. Engine is a 3.5 V-6
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Re: Serpentine belt and tensioner making noise
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There may be a small chance that TRWRacing's Chevy Monte Carlo has the same problem? Remember I said slight chance.... |
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2.2 Liter ECOTEC
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Re: Serpentine belt and tensioner making noise
My parents have an 07 Impala with the same 3.5 engine. I was going to take a look at their pulley alignment and then consult my dealer.
Thanks, Eric
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Re: Serpentine belt and tensioner making noise
as far as im concerned its normal, i say this because every single impala or monet carlo i have driven with a 3.5 or 3.9 does it. so its a normal condition, and i know exactly what your talking about. always full lock turns, and sitting still or just barely moving. sounds like a belt chirp.
its normal man, dont waste your time. you can throw everything at it, and it wont fix it. |
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Re: Serpentine belt and tensioner making noise
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Thanks for the reply Triple.
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