4 4.0kaden New Member Original poster Joined Feb 19, 2024 Messages 2 Location Wetumpka Al Feb 19, 2024 #1 I have a 1998 jeep wrangler 4.0 5 speed and after sitting for a couple hours when I crank it it squeals for a few seconds has a new alternator new idler pulleys and new belt
I have a 1998 jeep wrangler 4.0 5 speed and after sitting for a couple hours when I crank it it squeals for a few seconds has a new alternator new idler pulleys and new belt
Jerry Bransford No Longer Participating Supporting Member Joined Nov 9, 2015 Messages 29,734 Location Fleming Island FL Feb 19, 2024 #2 Could it be a slipping serpentine belt? The belt tightening screw is the real long threaded vertical screw on the power steering pully.
Could it be a slipping serpentine belt? The belt tightening screw is the real long threaded vertical screw on the power steering pully.
CharlesHS TJ Guru Supporting Member Lifetime Supporting Member Joined Mar 10, 2020 Messages 6,538 Location Jacksonville FL, Quezon Philippines Feb 19, 2024 #3 The 1998 TJ 4.0L doesn’t have an automatic tensioner; you need to go back and check the belt tension.
The 1998 TJ 4.0L doesn’t have an automatic tensioner; you need to go back and check the belt tension.
4 4.0kaden New Member Original poster Joined Feb 19, 2024 Messages 2 Location Wetumpka Al Feb 19, 2024 #4 That’s what’s I’m thinking it is I just tightened it some more I can turn it about 90 degrees and it has some good resistance
That’s what’s I’m thinking it is I just tightened it some more I can turn it about 90 degrees and it has some good resistance
zackcj7 TJ Enthusiast Supporting Member Joined Jul 1, 2021 Messages 592 Location Atlanta, GA Feb 19, 2024 #5 Check your harmonic balancer, they are known to start to separate where the balancer mates to the steel inner pulley.
Check your harmonic balancer, they are known to start to separate where the balancer mates to the steel inner pulley.