'64 falcon wagon with '86 mustang engine fan belt is squealing

Asked by Sabina Jun 22, 2011 at 09:05 PM about the 1964 Ford Falcon

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

adjusted the alternator because it was slipping to tighten belt as it was really loose, now power steering isn't working.  Suggestions?

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papa answered 13 years ago

86 motor in a 64 car,im guessing it has more than one belt on it,by what im getting by your post that the belt was really loose,sounds loke belt is worn out,replace it with a new one,it isprobley slipping on the PS pully and not turning the pump.

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Sabina answered 13 years ago

It just has the one belt. replaced the belt but the alternator is slipping and I can't seem to keep it tight enough to keep the belt tight enough. Any clue there. There are 3 placed where it can be tightened up.

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papa answered 13 years ago

OK,you got what is called a serepitine belt that runs all the things on motor,alt, power steering,water pump ect,2 possibilites,it has the wrong size belt or something has been removed on engine,it also has the belt tenionser,it could be bad or has the wrong size black wheel on it,if eather is bad it will not put the right tenson on belt causeing it to slip.

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