Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 22:01:45 +0100 From: Greg Farris <farrisnospam.org> Subject: Re: Terrible Screaming Noise
In article <456DBBD4.90707nospamwhere.se>, someguynospamwhere.se says... > >There is one other exception: Water expands when cooled below 4 degrees >C. This is true - though not the only known negative temperature expansion coefficient. >Due to this effect lakes freeze at the surface and we can go skating! Due to which effect? Wouldn't that be more closely related to the fact that water becomes a solid at 0ƒC? GF PS - I do agree with the others - the screaming noise has a very high probability of coming from the belt, and the humidity you mention could indeed be related. As others say - drive it a bit and see what happens. Secondly, tighten the belt a bit and see what happens. Finally (as mentioned, and good advice) just replace it. After all, what's the worst that could happen? The thing could catch fire and burn to a crisp so fast you cannot even get out! But far more likely you'd have plenty of time to get out and watch it burn to a crisp; This would save you the cost of replacing the alternator belt! (sorry - couldn't resist. It's probably a belt and nothing serious). GF
