Re: 99 Jeep Cherokee volts problem
I'll second the Gatorback reccomendation. It's $34 if you go through
partsamerica.com and pick it up at your local Checker/Schucks/Kragen store. Pull the belt and check the pulleys, make sure the tensioner is tight. Carl "Outatime" <user@example.net> wrote in message news:Ed-dnXLVCqh2CRHYnZ2dnUVZ_ue3nZ2d@softcom.net... > fxkozz@gmail.com wrote: > >> when I turn on Defroster on volts drop and belt makes noise dont know >> if it is the Alternator or AC or the also does it at start up > > 1. Voltage drop is likely due to compressor clutch engagement. This is > normal. If the voltage drop is excessive, the charging system and/or > battery should be inspected for proper operation. > > 2. When the weather is cold and damp, even tightened belts can slip if not > tensioned properly. This slippage will often cause a squealing noise, > usually until it spins enough to dry out. Recheck the tension. Cheap > belts often make noise regardless of tension: install an OEM belt if in > doubt. (Goodyear Gaterback belts have always worked very well for me as > well.) > |
Re: 99 Jeep Cherokee volts problem
I'll second the Gatorback reccomendation. It's $34 if you go through
partsamerica.com and pick it up at your local Checker/Schucks/Kragen store. Pull the belt and check the pulleys, make sure the tensioner is tight. Carl "Outatime" <user@example.net> wrote in message news:Ed-dnXLVCqh2CRHYnZ2dnUVZ_ue3nZ2d@softcom.net... > fxkozz@gmail.com wrote: > >> when I turn on Defroster on volts drop and belt makes noise dont know >> if it is the Alternator or AC or the also does it at start up > > 1. Voltage drop is likely due to compressor clutch engagement. This is > normal. If the voltage drop is excessive, the charging system and/or > battery should be inspected for proper operation. > > 2. When the weather is cold and damp, even tightened belts can slip if not > tensioned properly. This slippage will often cause a squealing noise, > usually until it spins enough to dry out. Recheck the tension. Cheap > belts often make noise regardless of tension: install an OEM belt if in > doubt. (Goodyear Gaterback belts have always worked very well for me as > well.) > |
Re: 99 Jeep Cherokee volts problem
You might also want to get a check done of the charging system. Most auto
parts stores offer then for free. The only requirement is a fully charged battery.. "Carl" <carlsaiyed@hotmailREMOVE.com> wrote in message news:XZadnbwszawnLhHYnZ2dnUVZ_uiknZ2d@comcast.com. .. > I'll second the Gatorback reccomendation. It's $34 if you go through > partsamerica.com and pick it up at your local Checker/Schucks/Kragen > store. Pull the belt and check the pulleys, make sure the tensioner is > tight. > > Carl > > > "Outatime" <user@example.net> wrote in message > news:Ed-dnXLVCqh2CRHYnZ2dnUVZ_ue3nZ2d@softcom.net... >> fxkozz@gmail.com wrote: >> >>> when I turn on Defroster on volts drop and belt makes noise dont know >>> if it is the Alternator or AC or the also does it at start up >> >> 1. Voltage drop is likely due to compressor clutch engagement. This is >> normal. If the voltage drop is excessive, the charging system and/or >> battery should be inspected for proper operation. >> >> 2. When the weather is cold and damp, even tightened belts can slip if >> not tensioned properly. This slippage will often cause a squealing >> noise, usually until it spins enough to dry out. Recheck the tension. >> Cheap belts often make noise regardless of tension: install an OEM belt >> if in doubt. (Goodyear Gaterback belts have always worked very well for >> me as well.) >> > > |
Re: 99 Jeep Cherokee volts problem
You might also want to get a check done of the charging system. Most auto
parts stores offer then for free. The only requirement is a fully charged battery.. "Carl" <carlsaiyed@hotmailREMOVE.com> wrote in message news:XZadnbwszawnLhHYnZ2dnUVZ_uiknZ2d@comcast.com. .. > I'll second the Gatorback reccomendation. It's $34 if you go through > partsamerica.com and pick it up at your local Checker/Schucks/Kragen > store. Pull the belt and check the pulleys, make sure the tensioner is > tight. > > Carl > > > "Outatime" <user@example.net> wrote in message > news:Ed-dnXLVCqh2CRHYnZ2dnUVZ_ue3nZ2d@softcom.net... >> fxkozz@gmail.com wrote: >> >>> when I turn on Defroster on volts drop and belt makes noise dont know >>> if it is the Alternator or AC or the also does it at start up >> >> 1. Voltage drop is likely due to compressor clutch engagement. This is >> normal. If the voltage drop is excessive, the charging system and/or >> battery should be inspected for proper operation. >> >> 2. When the weather is cold and damp, even tightened belts can slip if >> not tensioned properly. This slippage will often cause a squealing >> noise, usually until it spins enough to dry out. Recheck the tension. >> Cheap belts often make noise regardless of tension: install an OEM belt >> if in doubt. (Goodyear Gaterback belts have always worked very well for >> me as well.) >> > > |
Re: 99 Jeep Cherokee volts problem
You might also want to get a check done of the charging system. Most auto
parts stores offer then for free. The only requirement is a fully charged battery.. "Carl" <carlsaiyed@hotmailREMOVE.com> wrote in message news:XZadnbwszawnLhHYnZ2dnUVZ_uiknZ2d@comcast.com. .. > I'll second the Gatorback reccomendation. It's $34 if you go through > partsamerica.com and pick it up at your local Checker/Schucks/Kragen > store. Pull the belt and check the pulleys, make sure the tensioner is > tight. > > Carl > > > "Outatime" <user@example.net> wrote in message > news:Ed-dnXLVCqh2CRHYnZ2dnUVZ_ue3nZ2d@softcom.net... >> fxkozz@gmail.com wrote: >> >>> when I turn on Defroster on volts drop and belt makes noise dont know >>> if it is the Alternator or AC or the also does it at start up >> >> 1. Voltage drop is likely due to compressor clutch engagement. This is >> normal. If the voltage drop is excessive, the charging system and/or >> battery should be inspected for proper operation. >> >> 2. When the weather is cold and damp, even tightened belts can slip if >> not tensioned properly. This slippage will often cause a squealing >> noise, usually until it spins enough to dry out. Recheck the tension. >> Cheap belts often make noise regardless of tension: install an OEM belt >> if in doubt. (Goodyear Gaterback belts have always worked very well for >> me as well.) >> > > |
Re: 99 Jeep Cherokee volts problem
Buy a Gates belt.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ fxkozz@gmail.com wrote: > > good just had it replaced |
Re: 99 Jeep Cherokee volts problem
Buy a Gates belt.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ fxkozz@gmail.com wrote: > > good just had it replaced |
Re: 99 Jeep Cherokee volts problem
Buy a Gates belt.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ fxkozz@gmail.com wrote: > > good just had it replaced |
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