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Dear Friends, I have a light green metallic 1984 300d with 230ks on the clock. It's been going nicely until recently when I had to have its fuel pump replaced and injection pump timing reset. The latest development is a strange screaming sound. The engine begins to squeal only after a certain number of revs has been reached and stops if I either increase or decrease the revs. After a few minutes, however, it stops. I realise this might be one of the V-Belts but I don't have the expertise to tell if they are too loose or excessively worn... Any tips about the V-Belts or other causes of that spooky scream? Thanks in advance, David. P.S. How cool is this list?! Thank you to all responsible! |
Sure sounds like a loose belt, the alternator belts have to work hard after starting but the A/C belt is almost always the one to cause the most noise. So shut the climate control system off to see if the noise goes away!
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Dear M.B.Doc,
Thanks for that. Getting the belts checked tomorrow morning... Cheers, David. |
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