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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #15 on: 24 November 2014, 19:21:47 »

Try the "Shop" link at the top of the page, between "Home" and "Help" ::)
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« Reply #16 on: 24 November 2014, 19:45:24 »

Try the "Shop" link at the top of the page, between "Home" and "Help" ::)

All done  ::) Dont you sell Popcorn  ;D
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #17 on: 24 November 2014, 23:25:23 »

Very good service from the OOF Shop!  :y :y :y
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #18 on: 25 November 2014, 07:37:49 »

I usually buy SKF kits from Autovaux, cost about £85, but they are not in yet this morning. I had troubles with noisy belts from Vx, and JamesV6cdx and others had problems too, with other makes. As far as I know the mystery was never solved; James said his noise eventually disappeared. No-one reported failure following belt noise. I twice replaced noisy Vx supplied belts and finally settled on a silent SKF belt, which cost about the same as a Vx trade club belt.

Is there any OOF conclusion on the noisy belt mystery?
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #19 on: 25 November 2014, 09:36:37 »

I usually buy SKF kits from Autovaux, cost about £85, but they are not in yet this morning. I had troubles with noisy belts from Vx, and JamesV6cdx and others had problems too, with other makes. As far as I know the mystery was never solved; James said his noise eventually disappeared. No-one reported failure following belt noise. I twice replaced noisy Vx supplied belts and finally settled on a silent SKF belt, which cost about the same as a Vx trade club belt.

Is there any OOF conclusion on the noisy belt mystery?

Ref noisy belt, my tensioner pulley had a not unsubstantial groove in the middle despite being set up perfectly!
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #20 on: 25 November 2014, 11:19:21 »

So Autovaux the cheapest at £85 ish? Genuine Vx is just over the £100, or thereabouts aren't they? Going to do the cambelt myself, soon, so shopping around for prices too.
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #21 on: 25 November 2014, 16:44:18 »

Sorry Steve, i didnt see your post tl now.

Yep, the belt sqeek has gone. Do occasionally hear it on cold starts but goes once been running for a couple mins. and its very occasional now anyway :)
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #22 on: 25 November 2014, 16:44:55 »

...and as James said, my belt too was set up perfectly by the master tb :)
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #23 on: 25 November 2014, 19:06:02 »

So noisy belt syndrome seems to be a mystery still then  :-\ Seeing as mr bear still gets noise from his belt ? Webby , have you checked if noise goes away with aux belt off  :-\
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #24 on: 26 November 2014, 00:31:03 »

Steve - Conti belt kit from BpB usually cheapest - have fitted quite a few of these - no issues at all  :y

May need your VIN number for correct kit ;)
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #25 on: 26 November 2014, 07:57:10 »

So noisy belt syndrome seems to be a mystery still then  :-\ Seeing as mr bear still gets noise from his belt ? Webby , have you checked if noise goes away with aux belt off  :-\
I still suspect it is caused by the belt sides rubbing on the V sides of some of the pulleys when cold. It could have been proven by replacing the original belt, but no-one has bothered to do this yet. At least it is known to be harmless, just annoying.
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #26 on: 26 November 2014, 12:47:05 »

Steve - Conti belt kit from BpB usually cheapest - have fitted quite a few of these - no issues at all  :y

May need your VIN number for correct kit ;)

Will do mate cheers  :y

So noisy belt syndrome seems to be a mystery still then  :-\ Seeing as mr bear still gets noise from his belt ? Webby , have you checked if noise goes away with aux belt off  :-\
I still suspect it is caused by the belt sides rubbing on the V sides of some of the pulleys when cold. It could have been proven by replacing the original belt, but no-one has bothered to do this yet. At least it is known to be harmless, just annoying.

I guess only other thing would be to pop the cover off and check the belt condition on these belts that make the noise  :-\
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Re: Belt kit
« Reply #27 on: 26 November 2014, 14:42:25 »

Steve, i had aux belt off and ran the car. Noise still persisted so was definitely the cam belt.

As said it doesnt do it hardly at all. occasionally on cold starts though.
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