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SlowWhite · 03-17-2004

Check to make sure it's 100% on the Pulley's. The Middle Pulley sometimes looks like it's right on but will be slightly off (usually towards the Timing belt coverside)

Anycase that's would explain the black dust due to the belt rubbing on the timing belt cover,etc.

IF nothings out of place. Then Just do what steve hill told me. Take I think it was baking powder tooth paste and rub it on the side of the belt that contacts the pulley. That'll make the squeeking go away.

03-17-2004	#2
SlowWhite Been there, done that. Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Camden, S.C. Posts: 3,248	Check to make sure it's 100% on the Pulley's. The Middle Pulley sometimes looks like it's right on but will be slightly off (usually towards the Timing belt coverside) Anycase that's would explain the black dust due to the belt rubbing on the timing belt cover,etc. IF nothings out of place. Then Just do what steve hill told me. Take I think it was baking powder tooth paste and rub it on the side of the belt that contacts the pulley. That'll make the squeeking go away. __________________ 1997 GSX - new ride 1997 GSX - dedicated track car 2004 R6 - sold 1992 GSX - sold 1996 GST - sold 1995 GSX - sold Best 1/4 - 11.7 on 93oct Best 1/4 MPH - 120mph