1996 Jeep Cherokee Voltage Drops Under Load
01-08-2006, 05:58 PM
#11
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1996 Jeep Cherokee Voltage Drops Under Load
Seems to me the power steering is the extra load the belt just can't
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
01-08-2006, 05:58 PM
#12
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1996 Jeep Cherokee Voltage Drops Under Load
Seems to me the power steering is the extra load the belt just can't
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
01-08-2006, 05:58 PM
#13
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1996 Jeep Cherokee Voltage Drops Under Load
Seems to me the power steering is the extra load the belt just can't
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
01-08-2006, 05:59 PM
#14
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1996 Jeep Cherokee Voltage Drops Under Load
Seems to me the power steering is the extra load the belt just can't
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
01-08-2006, 05:59 PM
#15
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1996 Jeep Cherokee Voltage Drops Under Load
Seems to me the power steering is the extra load the belt just can't
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
01-08-2006, 05:59 PM
#16
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1996 Jeep Cherokee Voltage Drops Under Load
Seems to me the power steering is the extra load the belt just can't
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
pull without slipping (that's that squeeling) ... and that the belt is
either old and slipping or is not quite correctly tensioned and
slipping. I've had vehicles that told me by squeeling that it was time
for a new belt and you've probably heard a few drive by usually on a
cold winter morning. There is (or was) a spray on belt dressing that
I've used in the past more or less as a temporay fix that you might
consider trying. If it resolves the problem, then I suggest go get a
new belt, or adjust the belt if it's new.
01-11-2006, 08:56 AM
#20
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1996 Jeep Cherokee Voltage Drops Under Load
LOL!
Google groups just deleted them from 'your' screen, they are still up on
the servers...
Netscape will do that too.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
bowgus wrote:
>
> Ok .. all those bizarre extra posts gone ... and this Google Groups
> Beta sure does remove those posts pronto ... very cool.
Google groups just deleted them from 'your' screen, they are still up on
the servers...
Netscape will do that too.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
bowgus wrote:
>
> Ok .. all those bizarre extra posts gone ... and this Google Groups
> Beta sure does remove those posts pronto ... very cool.