964 Belt Replacement
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964 Belt Replacement
Does anyone have a link to a GOOD resource for DIY 964 Belt Replacement.
When I rev my 964's 3.6 engine upon start-up I get a belt-skreeking noise. This also occurs when I hard downshift in third?
Do you think it is the fan belt or the distributor belt?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
When I rev my 964's 3.6 engine upon start-up I get a belt-skreeking noise. This also occurs when I hard downshift in third?
Do you think it is the fan belt or the distributor belt?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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It could be your belt tension sensor. Those seem to be going bad of late.
Mine started shrieking some time ago and I pulled it and cleaned it up nicely and oiled the wheel, but it's back shrieking again. I've ordered a replacement. $70. Yowza! For a switch.
Mine started shrieking some time ago and I pulled it and cleaned it up nicely and oiled the wheel, but it's back shrieking again. I've ordered a replacement. $70. Yowza! For a switch.
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Here is a good link showing you how to replace the belt.
http://p-car.com/diy/vbelt/
If you hear a squealing noise, its likely the v belt. The distributor belt has teeth. It cant slip, but it can break. You'll know it if it breaks. Its tougher to replace because you have to remove the distributor and take the distributor apart. I have replaced both belts and the v belt is an easy job.
http://p-car.com/diy/vbelt/
If you hear a squealing noise, its likely the v belt. The distributor belt has teeth. It cant slip, but it can break. You'll know it if it breaks. Its tougher to replace because you have to remove the distributor and take the distributor apart. I have replaced both belts and the v belt is an easy job.
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The instructions are applicable to both 993 and 964. There are also instructions on this site for replacing the belt tensioner. If the belts still squeel after replacing them, and you have them properly tensioned, the noise may be the tensioner. But it sounds to me like its one of your belts slipping. They can slip even if properly tensioned once they get old and hard.