[CTE=Badco;626227]Your tensioner pulley should be directly below the alternator. All you need to do is put a ratchet in there and pull up or down to counteract the force of the spring. I think it's a 3/4 drive but have a few different drives just incase I am wrong.

If it's calmed down on the mad squeaks, I'd let it sit for another day or two in the sun just to see if the moisture was a problem.[/QUOTE]

Yea its significantly went down and its day 3. Ill just leave it be until something else happens. Its just crazy how loud it got over moisture which im assuming is what caused it lol

Going to try to attach a pic of the pulley and bearing, I'm terrible at this.
I had to pop the old bearing out cause the local guys did not have the entire unit.
They come pressed in already at the same price. The problem was it was special order and this was the only place I could walk to.
When it went it shredded a fifty dollar belt.
You might just want to get one for the 12 bucks just to have ready to go!

i had a squeeky belt on my old neon. It just had to be tightened. maybe its loose?