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The last belt just started to fray along the edge, and was whipping around a piece of rubber 6 inches long. It never snapped. After inspecting that belt, I determined that was because of age. Cracked ribs, dry rot, and frayed along the edges. The cause of this squeak is not causing it to eat belts.
The last belt just started to fray along the edge, and was whipping around a piece of rubber 6 inches long. It never snapped. After inspecting that belt, I determined that was because of age. Cracked ribs, dry rot, and frayed along the edges. The cause of this squeak is not causing it to eat belts.
Could I use a long screwdriver and put the tip onto the steering pump, and put it up to my ear? Is there a chance that the belt itself can be causing the noise?
Could I use a long screwdriver and put the tip onto the steering pump, and put it up to my ear? Is there a chance that the belt itself can be causing the noise?
Check your hub bearing by jacking up the vehicle and rocking the tire from side to side and up and down. Another thing to check, is the caliper bolts, and the sliders for the caliper. Pull the wheel off and rock the caliper from side to side to see if there is any play.