>I heard a squeaking belt noise coming out of my 2003 v6 sonata. Does that
>mean it has to be replaced or lubricated? Don't know what belt it was. Is
>there more than one belt or just a serpentine belt? Anyone know a price on
>replacing this belt?
this is the original belt. My car has 62500 miles on it. This started
actually a week after I had the dealer replacemy timing belt. Any connection
or 2 seperate issues?
> never never lubricate a belt !
> it may just need adjusting to tighten it... =-)
>>I heard a squeaking belt noise coming out of my 2003 v6 sonata. Does that
>>mean it has to be replaced or lubricated? Don't know what belt it was. Is
>>there more than one belt or just a serpentine belt? Anyone know a price on
>>replacing this belt?
news - 23 Feb 2006 23:28 GMT
while they were replacing the timing belt, they "should" have replaced the
water pump along with all the alternator, water & ps belt(s)
it only makes sense from a labor point of view, should your water pump go,
it will save you money if you had it done along with the timing belt.
check your invoice,
it might just need an adjustment.
> this is the original belt. My car has 62500 miles on it. This started
> actually a week after I had the dealer replacemy timing belt. Any
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>>>there more than one belt or just a serpentine belt? Anyone know a price
>>>on replacing this belt?
hyundaitech - 24 Feb 2006 17:36 GMT
If it's a belt noise and started immediately after the timing belt
servicing, you should return to the shop that replaced the timing to have
your car checked. I'm very surprised that the timing belt was replaced
but they didn't replace a 62k drive belt (would have been cracked very
badly) since they had to take it off to get to the timing belt anyway. At
the very least, they should have recommended you do it.