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richard healey

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I seem to have acquired a budgie under my bonnet my last fan belt only
lasted 3 months ,new alt fitted weeks ago ive wire brushed all pulleys
bearings in all pulleys are ok last thing to try is a louder radio

wood be greatfull for any points please

rick


 
richard healey wrote:

> wood be greatfull for any points please
>
> rick


Don't think diesels need 'em!!! ;~)

Nige

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Series 3 Landrover 88" (Albert)

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"richard healey" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I seem to have acquired a budgie under my bonnet my last fan belt only
> lasted 3 months ,new alt fitted weeks ago ive wire brushed all pulleys
> bearings in all pulleys are ok last thing to try is a louder radio
>
> wood be greatfull for any points please
>
> rick



Genuine landrover uprated belt to combat the noise problem. (made by gates)

PQS000030 upto TA chassis prefix

PQS000040 from TA chassis prefix.

Cheap belts don't work.

Hope this helps
--
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On or around Thu, 03 Mar 2005 20:09:22 GMT, "richard healey"
<[email protected]> enlightened us thusly:

>I seem to have acquired a budgie under my bonnet my last fan belt only
>lasted 3 months ,new alt fitted weeks ago ive wire brushed all pulleys
>bearings in all pulleys are ok last thing to try is a louder radio
>
>wood be greatfull for any points please


is the tensioner bearing shagged?

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no play in it and spins freely with no noise

"Austin Shackles" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On or around Thu, 03 Mar 2005 20:09:22 GMT, "richard healey"
> <[email protected]> enlightened us thusly:
>
> >I seem to have acquired a budgie under my bonnet my last fan belt only
> >lasted 3 months ,new alt fitted weeks ago ive wire brushed all pulleys
> >bearings in all pulleys are ok last thing to try is a louder radio
> >
> >wood be greatfull for any points please

>
> is the tensioner bearing shagged?
>
> --
> Austin Shackles. www.ddol-las.fsnet.co.uk my opinions are just that
>

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"richard healey" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

> I seem to have acquired a budgie under my bonnet my last
> fan belt only lasted 3 months ,new alt fitted weeks ago ive
> wire brushed all pulleys bearings in all pulleys are ok
> last thing to try is a louder radio
>
> wood be greatfull for any points please
>
> rick
>
>


This one has been flogged to death. Do a google.

I phoned a belt maufacturer and asked for their technical
department.

The nice techie man said it was a vibration issue, similar to
chalk on blackboard, wet finger on glass, squealing brakes, bow
on violin strings, etc. Sounds logical to me -- sound is
vibrations.

So lots of the suggested cures will work, including replacing
the engine with a new one. A cheaper way to go is to remove the
glaze on the tensioner and possibly the belt -- assuming that's
the cause of the problem.

One way to check is to chuck some water on the belt. If the
noise goes away, that's what it is. (The noise will come back
after a few minutes when the belt surface dries). If it doesn't,
consult the bank manager and try the alternatives. Personally, I
have now gone tone deaf and no longer notice the squeaks!<g>

Derry
 
Marc Draper composed the following;:
> "richard healey" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> I seem to have acquired a budgie under my bonnet my last fan belt only
>> lasted 3 months ,new alt fitted weeks ago ive wire brushed all pulleys
>> bearings in all pulleys are ok last thing to try is a louder radio
>>
>> wood be greatfull for any points please
>>
>> rick

>
>
> Genuine landrover uprated belt to combat the noise problem. (made by
> gates)
>
> PQS000030 upto TA chassis prefix
>
> PQS000040 from TA chassis prefix.
>
> Cheap belts don't work.


I'd also agree with that. Since only fitting 'proper' belts, my squeak now
doesn't need the graphite lock grease flakes I used to put on.

--
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www.4x4prejudice.org
(8(|) Homer Rules ..... Doh !!!

 
In article <[email protected]>, Paul - xxx wrote:
>
> I'd also agree with that. Since only fitting 'proper' belts, my squeak now
> doesn't need the graphite lock grease flakes I used to put on.
>



That's what I used to use on mine. I put quite a lot on over a period of
time. Now it only occasionally squeaks, mainly on damp mornings and only
for a minute or two. Maybe it built up a lubricating layer or something.

--
simon at sbarr dot demon dot co dot uk
Simon Barr.
'97 110 300Tdi.
 
In article <[email protected]>, "richard healey"
<[email protected]> wrote:

> I seem to have acquired a budgie under my bonnet my last fan belt only
> lasted 3 months ,new alt fitted weeks ago ive wire brushed all pulleys
> bearings in all pulleys are ok last thing to try is a louder radio
>
> wood be greatfull for any points please
>
> rick


Been there, Rick !

Try a finger smeared with "pure silicone" ( Toshiba is one manufacturer.)
It's used in plastics extrusion as a 'release' from the moulds, as well as
a constituent of many, many superficial skin 'rub-ons' ... from cosmetics
through sunscreens. .....It's transparent, about the consistency of honey,
inert and won't wash off under _any_ circumstances..... And it WORKS for
_many_ months on the TDi300 'squeaky belt' mind destroyer.

I've written similar on several occasions in the past!!!..... I wonder if
_anyone_ has ever tried it ! Never had a response!! Oh, well !!! :)))

Best wishes,

..... frodo.
 
When my budgie started singing I only managed to shut it up by replacing the
belt tensioner. The mechanic at the local dealership illustrated the problem
quite effectively by squirting a liberal dose of PTFE spray onto the hub of
the tensioner whilst it was running and the budgie stopped singing
temporarily - give it a try to see if the same thing happens for you.

Best of luck

"frodo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>, "richard healey"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I seem to have acquired a budgie under my bonnet my last fan belt only
> > lasted 3 months ,new alt fitted weeks ago ive wire brushed all pulleys
> > bearings in all pulleys are ok last thing to try is a louder radio
> >
> > wood be greatfull for any points please
> >
> > rick

>
> Been there, Rick !
>
> Try a finger smeared with "pure silicone" ( Toshiba is one manufacturer.)
> It's used in plastics extrusion as a 'release' from the moulds, as well as
> a constituent of many, many superficial skin 'rub-ons' ... from cosmetics
> through sunscreens. .....It's transparent, about the consistency of honey,
> inert and won't wash off under _any_ circumstances..... And it WORKS for
> _many_ months on the TDi300 'squeaky belt' mind destroyer.
>
> I've written similar on several occasions in the past!!!..... I wonder if
> _anyone_ has ever tried it ! Never had a response!! Oh, well !!! :)))
>
> Best wishes,
>
> .... frodo.



 
On or around Sun, 27 Mar 2005 18:24:15 +0100, "larry90"
<[email protected]> enlightened us thusly:

>When my budgie started singing I only managed to shut it up by replacing the
>belt tensioner. The mechanic at the local dealership illustrated the problem
>quite effectively by squirting a liberal dose of PTFE spray onto the hub of
>the tensioner whilst it was running and the budgie stopped singing
>temporarily - give it a try to see if the same thing happens for you.


In theory you can solve it by replacing the bearing in the tensioner,
presuming the rest of it's ok. In practice, replacing the whole thing's
easier.

--
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"Festina Lente" (Hasten slowly) Suetonius (c.70-c.140) Augustus, 25
 
Have you had the modified pattern fitted? - Because that cures the squel
permanantly....

frodo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>, "richard healey"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I seem to have acquired a budgie under my bonnet my last fan belt only
> > lasted 3 months ,new alt fitted weeks ago ive wire brushed all pulleys
> > bearings in all pulleys are ok last thing to try is a louder radio
> >
> > wood be greatfull for any points please
> >
> > rick

>
> Been there, Rick !
>
> Try a finger smeared with "pure silicone" ( Toshiba is one manufacturer.)
> It's used in plastics extrusion as a 'release' from the moulds, as well as
> a constituent of many, many superficial skin 'rub-ons' ... from cosmetics
> through sunscreens. .....It's transparent, about the consistency of honey,
> inert and won't wash off under _any_ circumstances..... And it WORKS for
> _many_ months on the TDi300 'squeaky belt' mind destroyer.
>
> I've written similar on several occasions in the past!!!..... I wonder if
> _anyone_ has ever tried it ! Never had a response!! Oh, well !!! :)))
>
> Best wishes,
>
> .... frodo.



 
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