99 Yukon belt squeak

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bigfootchiro

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ok i went and verified the clearance on the P/S pump pulley. if your diagram is right the pulley has definitely walked itself out over the years. cant even see the pump shaft i had to feel for it. its a good half inch out. so i guess its that time. i know these are a real pain to do on these trucks also. r.i.p.

truck is on its 3rd belt i ruled out defective belt a while ago. im gonna replace the pump / pulley and then the belt. if the squeak comes back i will try the sand paper idea. i have heard of these cheapo autozone belts causing squeaking. im going to go all out and go gator back lol

i did wire brush all the accessory drive pulleys including crank pulley before installing new belts in the past already. never actually tried sand paper the surface hmmm.


edit: just ordered 2 new gator back belts lol lets see how this works after the pump install

Just use a pulley puller/installer and push it back on. You’ll hear a difinitive “pop” sound when it’s set in place.
 

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Agreed, I’d just reseat the pulley and not worry about a new pump. It really sounds like someone did work in there and never got it seated all the way on.








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just wanted to thank everyone for the proper guidance here. it turns out the p/s pump pulley was causing it! I had a shop push it back on and the squeak went away instantly. i would do it myself i dont have the tool. im mechanically inclined and i would really never of thought the pulley could walk its way out that far. from what i know those pulleys usually pop into place once they are seated which is weird how it walked about a half inch out :hmm::hmm:.
 

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just wanted to thank everyone for the proper guidance here. it turns out the p/s pump pulley was causing it! I had a shop push it back on and the squeak went away instantly. i would do it myself i dont have the tool. im mechanically inclined and i would really never of thought the pulley could walk its way out that far. from what i know those pulleys usually pop into place once they are seated which is weird how it walked about a half inch out :hmm::hmm:.

That’s great to hear! Are you the original owner?
 
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