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Old 10-07-2009, 11:13 PM   #26
Lafiro
 
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I will do that in the morning. Thanks.

But no one has been able to help me solve a year old problem thats getting worse.

Maybe it is the belt? At lower rpm's and with the car in drive, I hear sqeaking. Especially worse when I put the car in reverse going into my driveway, or pulling into a drive through. It applifies with the steering wheel being turned, but like I said only with the car in drive or reverse, once the car is warmed up/just coming to a stop after running for a bit.

Toyota can't "duplicate" the sound, I just say they are lazy, and no one here has had this issue supposedly, so I am out in the cold :(

I really hope tensioning the belt tomorrow really helps with this, and that it isnt something worse, because I couldn't understand what else could be sqeaking like that in the car(engine bay).

The attached files are pretty much what it does, you can tell when I switch from neutral to a gear, the engine gets louder, and you can hear that annoying noise.
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