Screaching when shifting?
#1
Screaching when shifting?
97 Chevy Z28 Camaro, Auto trans.
When shifting at high acceleration, trans (or what i believe to be the trans) is screaching.. only lasts a 2 or 3 tenths of a second.. but im concerned.. not quite sure if its a serious problem, normal.. or just a common problem.. A couple other 97z owners i know have had the same problem..
Any suggestions?
When shifting at high acceleration, trans (or what i believe to be the trans) is screaching.. only lasts a 2 or 3 tenths of a second.. but im concerned.. not quite sure if its a serious problem, normal.. or just a common problem.. A couple other 97z owners i know have had the same problem..
Any suggestions?
#2
It's the serpentine belt, a very common issue. I had this happen on my first LT1, the dealer put on a new belt, problem came back, second time they cleaned the pullies, problem came back, so eventually I just gave up and lived with it.
My current LT1 does the same thing occasionally but I just ignore it. It's not harmful.
My current LT1 does the same thing occasionally but I just ignore it. It's not harmful.
#10
Gatorback.. found em for ya pat.
Goodyear Poly-V Belt
Part #: 4060642
Metric Part #: 6PK1630
64.2 inch belt.
Good site to get it from is the following.. they ship to the northland =P
3800performance.com
some more info is available custom at goodyear.com
click on parts|belts/hoses|Small automobile
Then enter your car year/make/model
and it gives you a part application list.
Hope this helps you as well as me,
Rick
Part #: 4060642
Metric Part #: 6PK1630
64.2 inch belt.
Good site to get it from is the following.. they ship to the northland =P
3800performance.com
some more info is available custom at goodyear.com
click on parts|belts/hoses|Small automobile
Then enter your car year/make/model
and it gives you a part application list.
Hope this helps you as well as me,
Rick
#12
lol, im workin on that.. im only chirping into second.. can hardly burnout without torq'n.. got some yokohama 420's.. so im blaming it on that.. but ive often wondered if my car should be more powerful with whats done to it (not much)
No cats
Flowmaster exhaust
Shift Kit
and i believe the previous owner got carried away with a hypertech.
No cats
Flowmaster exhaust
Shift Kit
and i believe the previous owner got carried away with a hypertech.
#13
LOL.. oh hey a good way to see if you belt is making the noise is liek put some white out or something on both sides of the belt and start the car.. that stuff shouldt rub off.. if one of the sides rubs off then your pulleys are off somewhere... Maybe curving in or out??? Friend suggested this to me..I would think though it it were rubbing that it would make a nois all the time..hmmm....
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