06-27-2010, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by add|ct
I'm hoping my AC won't be as much of a 'drag'; no pun intended, now that my new drive belts are on. No more squealing pulley! Though, it may have been belt slippage all along. Still, the car feels much smoother now w/ AC on, especially when under engine load.
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If the belt statrs to squeeeek....
Do Not use belt dressing.
Do not replace the belt.
Your tensioner idler arm is wore-out and that throws the pully out of alignment, making it squeak. 
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