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Old 07-05-2009, 11:46 PM   #1
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My car: 2004 Mustang, V-6, automatic; 95,000 miles. It just started squealing. I replaced the belt and idler pulley. Tensioner pulley felt good. Squeal is still there. Tomorrow I'm pulling the alternator for testing. Any other ideas or answers to similiar problems
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Old 07-06-2009, 01:41 AM   #2
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Mine does the same, I was told it was an idler pulley... I haven't had it replaced but soon enough it should be... but I hope this doesn't happen to me now..
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Old 07-06-2009, 12:01 PM   #3
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Is it throwing a code?
try checking out / replacing the camshaft synchronizer.
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If you've changed your belt and idler pully you might want to check your water pump, power steering, and alternator, it could be a bad bearing.
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it should be the idler pulley.
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Old 07-07-2009, 05:55 PM   #6
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Yes, 99PEGASV6, It did throw up a code after squealing for two weeks, and it was a code for the camshaft positioning sensor circuit. I cleared the code and it hasn't come back in forty miles, so I thought it only happened once. I'm going to go out and buy one, now. Thanx, I hope that's it!
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hopefully it is, quick and simple replacement too.
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Well, I miss-diagnosed that noise a few times!! The noise got worse, I got out a metal pry bar out and started resting it in different places. When I rested it on the water pump it started vibrating in my hand and of course the noise was louder when I put my ear on the bar. Everywhere else it was silent! So I'm waiting for payday. I'll need a waterpump, a powersteering pump pulley puller and installation tool. I'm not sure about the 'hard line' in the top of the water pump. I think I can loosen it up and flex it out of there. Thanx for all the help.
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I bought some belt dressing for my squealing noise... and well I might have put too much, but there's no more squealing... however now at idle, my car makes a hissing sound since i saturated the belt with the spray lol... is this ok?
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