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Replaced the housing on Sunday and ran it out. Seems to be all better, but we'll see once it's on the lake. The old housing was definitely used up. Lots of scratches and scoring and what not. I didn't relize how bad it was untill I compaired it to the new one.You'll get your chance, smart guy.
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Originally posted by NICKYPOO View PostReplaced the housing on Sunday and ran it out. Seems to be all better, but we'll see once it's on the lake. The old housing was definitely used up. Lots of scratches and scoring and what not. I didn't relize how bad it was untill I compaired it to the new one.
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I'm putting a new belt on first. If that doesn't get it, I'll start with the pump pully. The squeek is definitely originating from that area so I'm thinking pump pully to start and then move on from there. Process of ellimination. I will check the alt. tonight though.You'll get your chance, smart guy.
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Originally posted by NICKYPOO View PostI'm putting a new belt on first. If that doesn't get it, I'll start with the pump pully. The squeek is definitely originating from that area so I'm thinking pump pully to start and then move on from there. Process of ellimination. I will check the alt. tonight though.
A trick I've used over the years to cure a "chirping" belt is to use wire brush on the back (groove) side of the belt and the in the grooves of the pulleys.
Over time, as the belt ages, it leaves behind little chunks of rubber either stuck in the grooves of the belt or in the pulleys. as these pieces of belt roll across the pulley or belt it makes a chirp or squeel.
Find a place that you can CAREFULLY gain access to the groove side of the belt and the pulleys. Idle engine and gently push the wire brush against the back side of the belt for about 5 to 10msec to clean grooves. Next, do the pulleys.
After this, go ahead and install the new belt. For anyone that wants to clean the belt, but not replace it, smear a dab of di-electric grease (with engine off) across the grooves of the belt, and run the engine for a couple of minutes to distribute the grease. The grease will keep the belt quite and help prevent the rubber chunks from sticking.
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