BELT SQUEAK V6 DIESEL ENGINE PULLEY ALIGNMENT INFORMATION

A BELT SQUEAK WHEN YOU SHUT DOWN OR START THE V-6 DIESEL ENGINE IS NORMAL. THE SQUEAK OCCURS BECAUSE THE ENGINE STARTS AND STOPS SO QUICKLY. THIS CONDITION HAS NO EFFECT ON BELT DURABILITY. A BELT NOISE WHILE THE ENGINE IS RUNNING MAY BE CAUSED BY IMPROPER PULLEY ALIGNMENT, PARTICULARLY THE POWER STEERING PUMP PULLEY. IF IT IS VISUALLY OUT OF ALIGNMENT, REMOVE THE BELT AND LOOSEN ALL ATTACHING BOLTS. MOVE INTO ALIGNMENT, RE-TIGHTEN BOLTS AND INSTALL BELT.

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