squeaks can be several things. old/worn belt. bearing going bad in the idler pulley. bad alternator bearing. even a worn motor mount can make squeaking noises. get a spray bottle and spray the belts one at a time with water and if they shut up, then you found the problem. put your hand on the alternator housing while its spinning (not on the pulley) and if the bearing is bad, youll feel it. otherwise, just start the engine and start investigating. thats what a tech will do only youll get charged for it.dfarr268 said:Just recently I noticed when my car is idling it makes a squeak and Its getting annoying, Just wondering what is wrong. I looked at the belt it looks good, Is there an adjuster?? Thanks
i have a 93 with the same problem. it goes away when i turn on the ac or defrost. its not the belt or alternator since these are fairly new seem like its coming from the compressor pulley but not sure.dfarr268 said:Thanks I will check and see and let you know what I found