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Originally Posted by eicheldp
Hi Cheese, I actually did that back in March when it got warmer. I checked the pulleys and the tensioners for both play and movement when I replaced the belt.
Earlier today, I started the engine and listened closely, no whine while idling.
Turned the steering wheel lock to lock, both right and left - no whine.
Revved the engine a few times while in park and in neutral - no whine.
I did not go out for a drive due to other obligations (Honey Do List) but I will try to get out tomorrow and see what's up.
Would it be worth while to plug in the duramatic. Would it show any transmission problems?
Thanks
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I would definitely plug in the durametric. I suspect you have an automatic transmission. How recent is your last transmission service? Mine is a 5 speed and usually begins to wheeze a bit when fluid change is overdue. With the top down, on a quiet winding road you can hear it loading and unloading the gears as it corners or climbs small elevation changes. Fresh fluid has put the muzzle on my Getrag greyhound.
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