air intake
#3
RE: air intake
I know this is in responce to your other thread but to me it sounds more like a belt problem. If you have not messed with the intake it should not be loose. I would look at your belts carefully check for any cracks wear things like that you could even put some belt dressing and see if it helps.
Steve
Steve
#4
RE: air intake
My humble opinion on that belt dressing stuff is that it is too messy. I've used it before (probably a bit too liberally) and had it go everywhere. I don't remember where I read it (Popular Mechanics maybe), but when my belt squeaks, I use a bar of soap, and CAREFULLY apply it to the belt along the ribs, while the engine is running. Shuts it right up and will keep it that way for a few hundred miles until I can replace the belt. Haven't had to do it on my Ram though. She's been a very good rig and doesn't cause me much grief. My Chevy on the other hand..............................well, wrong forum for that one!!!
#5
RE: air intake
Regarding the belt issue, check your belt tensioner on the passenger side of the motor, if it's bad you can have a squeel as well. it should easily adjust if you slap a 15mm wrench on it and move it so it loosens the belt. if not and it's tight, your belt may be loose causing a squeel... this part is pretty cheep if I recall, less than $45 bux at the dealer.