My Jeep Belt
10-24-2007, 03:44 PM
#11
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Re: My Jeep Belt
On Oct 23, 3:01 pm, "DougW" <I.only.read.use...@invalid.address>
wrote:
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > It is a 1992 Cherokee Larado. It doesnt squeal or anything but I am
> > afraid that it may be to tight. Is that possible? It doesnt have a
> > ratchet tightener like other vehicles. It has a couple of screws that
> > you adjust. Is it something will adjust itself?
> > By the way, thanks for the help!
>
> It won't adjust itself. If the belt is too tight it can cause
> premature wear on pulley bearings.
>
> You can either get a tension gauge from a local parts store or
> go between the two furthest apart pulleys and press the belt
> down, it shouldn't deflect more than about 1"
>
> Some say it is when you can twist that portion exactly 90 degrees.
>
> worth a read.http://autorepair.about.com/library/faqs/bl-453h.htm
>
> --
> DougW
Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
be?
wrote:
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > It is a 1992 Cherokee Larado. It doesnt squeal or anything but I am
> > afraid that it may be to tight. Is that possible? It doesnt have a
> > ratchet tightener like other vehicles. It has a couple of screws that
> > you adjust. Is it something will adjust itself?
> > By the way, thanks for the help!
>
> It won't adjust itself. If the belt is too tight it can cause
> premature wear on pulley bearings.
>
> You can either get a tension gauge from a local parts store or
> go between the two furthest apart pulleys and press the belt
> down, it shouldn't deflect more than about 1"
>
> Some say it is when you can twist that portion exactly 90 degrees.
>
> worth a read.http://autorepair.about.com/library/faqs/bl-453h.htm
>
> --
> DougW
Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
be?
10-24-2007, 03:44 PM
#12
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Re: My Jeep Belt
On Oct 23, 3:01 pm, "DougW" <I.only.read.use...@invalid.address>
wrote:
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > It is a 1992 Cherokee Larado. It doesnt squeal or anything but I am
> > afraid that it may be to tight. Is that possible? It doesnt have a
> > ratchet tightener like other vehicles. It has a couple of screws that
> > you adjust. Is it something will adjust itself?
> > By the way, thanks for the help!
>
> It won't adjust itself. If the belt is too tight it can cause
> premature wear on pulley bearings.
>
> You can either get a tension gauge from a local parts store or
> go between the two furthest apart pulleys and press the belt
> down, it shouldn't deflect more than about 1"
>
> Some say it is when you can twist that portion exactly 90 degrees.
>
> worth a read.http://autorepair.about.com/library/faqs/bl-453h.htm
>
> --
> DougW
Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
be?
wrote:
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > It is a 1992 Cherokee Larado. It doesnt squeal or anything but I am
> > afraid that it may be to tight. Is that possible? It doesnt have a
> > ratchet tightener like other vehicles. It has a couple of screws that
> > you adjust. Is it something will adjust itself?
> > By the way, thanks for the help!
>
> It won't adjust itself. If the belt is too tight it can cause
> premature wear on pulley bearings.
>
> You can either get a tension gauge from a local parts store or
> go between the two furthest apart pulleys and press the belt
> down, it shouldn't deflect more than about 1"
>
> Some say it is when you can twist that portion exactly 90 degrees.
>
> worth a read.http://autorepair.about.com/library/faqs/bl-453h.htm
>
> --
> DougW
Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
be?
10-24-2007, 03:44 PM
#13
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Re: My Jeep Belt
On Oct 23, 3:01 pm, "DougW" <I.only.read.use...@invalid.address>
wrote:
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > It is a 1992 Cherokee Larado. It doesnt squeal or anything but I am
> > afraid that it may be to tight. Is that possible? It doesnt have a
> > ratchet tightener like other vehicles. It has a couple of screws that
> > you adjust. Is it something will adjust itself?
> > By the way, thanks for the help!
>
> It won't adjust itself. If the belt is too tight it can cause
> premature wear on pulley bearings.
>
> You can either get a tension gauge from a local parts store or
> go between the two furthest apart pulleys and press the belt
> down, it shouldn't deflect more than about 1"
>
> Some say it is when you can twist that portion exactly 90 degrees.
>
> worth a read.http://autorepair.about.com/library/faqs/bl-453h.htm
>
> --
> DougW
Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
be?
wrote:
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > It is a 1992 Cherokee Larado. It doesnt squeal or anything but I am
> > afraid that it may be to tight. Is that possible? It doesnt have a
> > ratchet tightener like other vehicles. It has a couple of screws that
> > you adjust. Is it something will adjust itself?
> > By the way, thanks for the help!
>
> It won't adjust itself. If the belt is too tight it can cause
> premature wear on pulley bearings.
>
> You can either get a tension gauge from a local parts store or
> go between the two furthest apart pulleys and press the belt
> down, it shouldn't deflect more than about 1"
>
> Some say it is when you can twist that portion exactly 90 degrees.
>
> worth a read.http://autorepair.about.com/library/faqs/bl-453h.htm
>
> --
> DougW
Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
be?
10-24-2007, 04:00 PM
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Re: My Jeep Belt
Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
Dave Milne, Scotland
Jazzygirl wrote:
> Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> be?
>
Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
Dave Milne, Scotland
Jazzygirl wrote:
> Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> be?
>
10-24-2007, 04:00 PM
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Re: My Jeep Belt
Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
Dave Milne, Scotland
Jazzygirl wrote:
> Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> be?
>
Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
Dave Milne, Scotland
Jazzygirl wrote:
> Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> be?
>
10-24-2007, 04:00 PM
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Re: My Jeep Belt
Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
Dave Milne, Scotland
Jazzygirl wrote:
> Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> be?
>
Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
Dave Milne, Scotland
Jazzygirl wrote:
> Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> be?
>
10-25-2007, 12:13 PM
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Re: My Jeep Belt
On Oct 24, 1:00 pm, Dave Milne <j...@nospam.milne.info> wrote:
> Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
> Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
> Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
>
> Dave Milne, Scotland
>
>
>
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> > When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> > not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> > be?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Its automatic. And the noise stops shortly after I am accelerating. It
only last for a few seconds. I dont hear it any other time but when I
first start to accelerate.
> Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
> Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
> Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
>
> Dave Milne, Scotland
>
>
>
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> > When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> > not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> > be?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Its automatic. And the noise stops shortly after I am accelerating. It
only last for a few seconds. I dont hear it any other time but when I
first start to accelerate.
10-25-2007, 12:13 PM
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Re: My Jeep Belt
On Oct 24, 1:00 pm, Dave Milne <j...@nospam.milne.info> wrote:
> Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
> Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
> Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
>
> Dave Milne, Scotland
>
>
>
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> > When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> > not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> > be?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Its automatic. And the noise stops shortly after I am accelerating. It
only last for a few seconds. I dont hear it any other time but when I
first start to accelerate.
> Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
> Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
> Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
>
> Dave Milne, Scotland
>
>
>
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> > When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> > not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> > be?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Its automatic. And the noise stops shortly after I am accelerating. It
only last for a few seconds. I dont hear it any other time but when I
first start to accelerate.
10-25-2007, 12:13 PM
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Re: My Jeep Belt
On Oct 24, 1:00 pm, Dave Milne <j...@nospam.milne.info> wrote:
> Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
> Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
> Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
>
> Dave Milne, Scotland
>
>
>
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> > When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> > not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> > be?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Its automatic. And the noise stops shortly after I am accelerating. It
only last for a few seconds. I dont hear it any other time but when I
first start to accelerate.
> Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
> Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
> Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
>
> Dave Milne, Scotland
>
>
>
> Jazzygirl wrote:
> > Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
> > When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
> > not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
> > be?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Its automatic. And the noise stops shortly after I am accelerating. It
only last for a few seconds. I dont hear it any other time but when I
first start to accelerate.
10-25-2007, 02:14 PM
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Re: My Jeep Belt
Jazzygirl wrote:
> On Oct 24, 1:00 pm, Dave Milne <j...@nospam.milne.info> wrote:
>> Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
>> Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
>> Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
>>
>> Dave Milne, Scotland
>>
>>
>>
>> Jazzygirl wrote:
>> > Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
>> > When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
>> > not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
>> > be?- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> Its automatic. And the noise stops shortly after I am accelerating. It
> only last for a few seconds. I dont hear it any other time but when I
> first start to accelerate.
You could have an exhaust leak (like a crack in the manifold or a leaky
gasket). That can cause what sounds like a rattle or knock, especially
accelerating from a stop or low speeds. My daughter has one of those and
she's bugging the heck out of me to fix it - but it's not bothering me
so...
Usually, the sounds changes as temp increases from a cold start and the
metal expands.
--
Will Honea
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> On Oct 24, 1:00 pm, Dave Milne <j...@nospam.milne.info> wrote:
>> Is it speed related or engine speed related ?
>> Does it go away if you disengage the clutch ?
>> Can you hear the same clicking when you are braking ?
>>
>> Dave Milne, Scotland
>>
>>
>>
>> Jazzygirl wrote:
>> > Thanks! I have another question that maybe you can help me on too!?
>> > When I accelerate from a complete stop there is a clicking sound. I'm
>> > not sure where it is comeing from. Do you have any ideas what it might
>> > be?- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> Its automatic. And the noise stops shortly after I am accelerating. It
> only last for a few seconds. I dont hear it any other time but when I
> first start to accelerate.
You could have an exhaust leak (like a crack in the manifold or a leaky
gasket). That can cause what sounds like a rattle or knock, especially
accelerating from a stop or low speeds. My daughter has one of those and
she's bugging the heck out of me to fix it - but it's not bothering me
so...
Usually, the sounds changes as temp increases from a cold start and the
metal expands.
--
Will Honea
--
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