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Hello, I've recently started hearing a slight screeching sound as if a belt is worn... It sounds like the aux belt... It's recently started going colder at night, unsure if that makes a difference? Thought it was an intercooler hose at first but it's doing it whilst idling and also when revving.



Wouldn't think it was a belt if it does it while idling.

sometimes to check if aux belt is making a noise, dribble some water onto it and see if the noise changes

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Good idea... What else could it be then?

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Update:
I did as above suggested and the water seemed to stop the noise... It stopped for about 20 miles then now has started again 🤔

Could possibly be one of the bearings that the drive belt drives, water pump, alternator?

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