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Not really that is unheard of, official ford mechanics alerted me that would
be wise to change the belt and tensioner at 100.000 km instead 150.000km
because of potenitial failure...
Engine Zetec se 1.4
Phil Jones - 24 Oct 2006 16:40 GMT
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I've read with some concern over reports of tensioner failures. My four year
old UK 2.0 Ghia has covered 58K. The engine has a squeak first thing in the
morning when the engine is stone cold. Only occurs in the winter months i.e.
no sound during the summer but it's recently started again as th weather has
cooled down. I'm wondering if this is the Tensioner? If it is, should I be
worried? I've not great desire for an engine rebuild if I can avoid it.
Pete
You Rang? - 26 Oct 2006 20:19 GMT
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could be your water pump
John Smith - 06 Nov 2006 03:50 GMT
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My Volvo had a squeaky tensioner. Idiot dealer said it was the power
steering pump so I ignored it but when it was replaced with the timing
belt, it was the tensioner making the noise. I was lucky - Be careful!!