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Hi guy yesterday i started my car R33 GTS-t and a squeelling noise was coming out of where my timing belt and pullies are then it would just stall. there was a vibrating noise coming from the timing belt for a couple of month i throught the timing belt need replacing but why is it stalling ? HELP PLEASE THANKS GUYS :lol:

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Hi guy yesterday i started my car R33 GTS-t and a squeelling noise was coming out of where my timing belt and pullies are then it would just stall. there was a vibrating noise coming from the timing belt for a couple of month i throught the timing belt need replacing but why is it stalling ? HELP PLEASE THANKS GUYS :lol:

The "squeeling" noise you mention there is your drive belt. Will cost you about 70 bucks to replace. If it was timing belt and it snapped your engine would be pretty well rooted. When was your timing belt changed by the way? If it IS due to be changed do that ASAP.

But squeeling noise, no worries its just your drive belts, real major thing that can happen would be an untimely break down of your car and an inconvienience.

peace.

-trel

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The "squeeling" noise you mention there is your drive belt. Will cost you about 70 bucks to replace. If it was timing belt and it snapped your engine would be pretty well rooted. When was your timing belt changed by the way? If it IS due to be changed do that ASAP.

But squeeling noise, no worries its just your drive belts, real major thing that can happen would be an untimely break down of your car and an inconvienience.

peace.

-trel

yes thanks but could it be the fuel pump or fillter because of the stalling or is it the belt ??

the timing belt is due for a change an is getting done on monday ?

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