Squeaky Engine?
#2
Your engine has a timing chain, not a belt. The accessory drive belt can and often does squeak on these engines. Have you ever replaced it? I have always had good luck with the goodyear gatorback belts.
Another possibility that has cropped up on here for one other member is a malfunctioning PCV system. PCV = positive crankcase ventilation. If there is a problem with either the PCV valve or the fresh air makeup tube, crankcase pressures can get excessive and cause a squeaking noise.
Another possibility that has cropped up on here for one other member is a malfunctioning PCV system. PCV = positive crankcase ventilation. If there is a problem with either the PCV valve or the fresh air makeup tube, crankcase pressures can get excessive and cause a squeaking noise.
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Thanks for the quick reply!
Im not sure if it has ever been replaced I just bought this truck today. Should I just check the accessory drive belt for wear or anything? Ill be honest dont know a thing about these vehicles. First truck ive ever owned. And love it lol
Im not sure if it has ever been replaced I just bought this truck today. Should I just check the accessory drive belt for wear or anything? Ill be honest dont know a thing about these vehicles. First truck ive ever owned. And love it lol
#4
It is very difficult to see wear on the newer belts. I would replace it and coil up the old one, tossing it in the back of the truck. Never know when a belt will decide to break and it's handy to have another one there with you if it does happen.
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