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Old 10-24-2005, 10:03 AM
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Does you truck have the squeek when you shut it off?

i was wondering how many people's truck make the squeek. My truck (45000 miles) never does it, but i have seen trucks with fewer miles do it.

Please post the mileage at which it began.
Old 10-24-2005, 10:22 AM
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Not sure when it began I have 57k on the meter. I have always heard that it is a good thing. High compression engine stopping faster than the belt. I like it. I always kid that I need to have that belt checked. But I wouldn't know what to say about a truck not doing it.
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Mine quit doing it since I switched to a gatorback belt. Can't really say I miss it.
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Originally Posted by drew03
i was wondering how many people's truck make the squeek. My truck (45000 miles) never does it, but i have seen trucks with fewer miles do it.

Please post the mileage at which it began.
I have had 2 .. a 99 and a 03 both autos...tend to do it more in hot weather...it is the serpentine belt slipping....they did it from the beginning. I think you will find the autos do it more than the manuals.......watch the feedback....
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Turn of the AC or defroster and its not as bad. My new one always makes a thunk sound when it is fired up with defrost or AC on thats not as bad with it off.
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Both my 96 and my friends 96 do it. At first it bugged me, but now I kinda like it. It's a diesel, right?
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Originally Posted by mishkaya
Mine quit doing it since I switched to a gatorback belt. Can't really say I miss it.
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Mine did the same with the Goodyear Gator belt, noise quit. I got 10k on the belt, I noticed just recently it started to chirp again at shut down. I'm happy again, I like the noise.
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I guess mine did the opposite... Chirped mainly when it was new and gradually deminished. New belt (for the Jake install) and it did it again for a while.

I kind of like the sound, myself. Back when I was a starving college student, the Freightliner at the farm I worked at during the summers did the same thing, only louder.
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I hope mine does it for a long time. Means the compression is normal and belt is tight.
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I just got my 01 and it did it when I bought it, 68K on the clock. I changed the belt and now it is just a little chirp, before the new belt it was too much.
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I'm the fourth owner and it has done it since I owned it. Worried me a little until I realized what it was. The CTD chirp.
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53,000 miles and mine has never chirped. I thought I read on here somewhere that it's usually just the autos that chirp, but I could be wrong.
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First 5000miles did it every time. Now with 7000+, about 60% of the time. When it doesn't do it, I kinda worry. Belt looks perfect all the way around.
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Mine almost always does it. About every 8 to 10th shut down it won't chirp, and I miss it!
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2003 Will never make that noise at shutdown not enough compression.


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