Got new Belts, now they squeel
#3
Are they after market belts or Nissan belts? I had this same problem with aftermarket belts done on the cheap...sloppy job. I took my 97 Max to the Nissan dealership and asked them to put on Nissan belts and do the job right. They did.
#4
May need to be put on a little tighter. If they are tight, then what I do sometimes is get a candle, with the engine running (watch your fingers) rub the candle against the moving belts to give them a coating. Do this to both belts and the squealing should go away.
The wax is not slippery and will not hinder performance, they will actually feel like they have more grip.
But check the tension first, that's most likely the problem.
The wax is not slippery and will not hinder performance, they will actually feel like they have more grip.
But check the tension first, that's most likely the problem.
#5
gates belts are the best. if you have them on there already they need tightened. if you have some aftermarket belt...replace it w/ a gates belt and have the tension set to spec. btw Gates is the name of the company and i think they make the factory belt that you would get from nissan dealership anyway.
#6
Originally Posted by larryseibel
gates belts are the best. if you have them on there already they need tightened. if you have some aftermarket belt...replace it w/ a gates belt and have the tension set to spec. btw Gates is the name of the company and i think they make the factory belt that you would get from nissan dealership anyway.
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