Squealing noise from rear
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RE: Squealing noise from rear
DON'T USE WD40!
WD attracks dirt. Dirt is bad.
If you need to know if it's the belt sqeaking, try a silicon based lube like this one by Panef.
I put it on my belt when the pulleys were shot to get me by till I could swap the belt and pulleys. You wouldn't believe how loud the belt was. A little of this stuff and it quieted right down for a few hundred miles.
Try a little on the left side of your belt. The right side shouldn't be touching the pulley flange. This is usually the source of squeaks.
This will at least tell you if your belt is indeed doing the squawking.
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WD attracks dirt. Dirt is bad.
If you need to know if it's the belt sqeaking, try a silicon based lube like this one by Panef.
I put it on my belt when the pulleys were shot to get me by till I could swap the belt and pulleys. You wouldn't believe how loud the belt was. A little of this stuff and it quieted right down for a few hundred miles.
Try a little on the left side of your belt. The right side shouldn't be touching the pulley flange. This is usually the source of squeaks.
This will at least tell you if your belt is indeed doing the squawking.
[IMG]local://upfiles/23327/838318464EC44C249CF1C12598F28494.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]local://upfiles/23327/32FED4A8812345DB9589A8ED4D067789.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]local://upfiles/23327/5C2B28682D70448BBAFD6168A206D668.jpg[/IMG]
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