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    D15B7 making screeching noise when starting. HELP!

    HI
    My honda civic 94 making screeching noise when starting but the noise stops in 10 sec. It's only screeching noise at the starting???

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    May be the belts.
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    you should just fix the screeching part then.
    i wouldnt worry about the non-screaching parts caust they are ok

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daveho1 View Post
    you should just fix the screeching part then.
    i wouldnt worry about the non-screaching parts caust they are ok
    If just starting up and not moving the wheel , timing belt..

    if starting up and moving wheel right to left , Power steering pump .
    PM for parts!

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    check pulleys

    could be seized causing belts to squeal over them, my aircon belt pulley seized and the belt rubbed till it snapped off.... it didnt make a noise thus i didnt find out till later

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    Quote Originally Posted by MYEK9 View Post
    If just starting up and not moving the wheel , timing belt..

    if starting up and moving wheel right to left , Power steering pump .
    Just gonna put it out there, timing belts don't squeal..

    Belt squeal comes from belt slippage, timing belts are toothed belts and do not slip. If they do you get very serious problems with the way your engine runs as it throws the timing out.

    If there is squealing when rotating the steering wheel, it's probably not the power steering pump but the power steering pump belt.

    A/C and alternator belts also squeal.

    Find the squealing belt, replace it and set the tension on the new one correctly. I also use belt grip spray on new belts.

    This info is very easily found on google as well.
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    tim lays dow de truuf

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    have you done anything to do with the alternator ..

    if so mite just be on too tight

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    THANKS ALOT GUYS

    It was the alternator belt was to loose

    Happy now!

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