Has anyone here noticed a squeak while starting their car for the first time in a cold morning?It lasts for about a split second, but then the squeak won't happen if you try to turn off then start the car right back up... possibly the belt? I only have 3200 miles on the car, and it shouldn't have a loose belt already right?
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I think the one you're talking about is the sound from the SST.. I could be wrong, but alot of people have this "squeal" on cold starts. Many have thought its the SST.. No real proof if it is or not, just what people thought the sound is coming from.
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with the shocking seats the ra comes with, it necessitated the seating position to be more forward than normal - the seats then kinda worked, but the A pillar is right in the way when looking through corners - haha, solve one problem and end up with another ;)
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Originally Posted by Silver09RA
(Post 8043169)
.....possibly the belt? I only have 3200 miles on the car, and it shouldn't have a loose belt already right?
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Originally Posted by Jyrk
(Post 8043541)
I think the one you're talking about is the sound from the SST.. I could be wrong, but alot of people have this "squeal" on cold starts. Many have thought its the SST.. No real proof if it is or not, just what people thought the sound is coming from.
Originally Posted by boondoc
(Post 8046019)
The Lancers no longer use belts. Its a timing chain.
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Originally Posted by Silver09RA
(Post 8046048)
I know they use timing chains instead of timing belts... but I'm referring to the belt for the water pump, alternator, power steering etc. sorry for the confusion man.
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I'm pretty sure that screeching noise is the AC compressor clutch. Most of us have our climate controls set where the AC is usually cycling and when its real cold, the clutch screeches when it first grabs.
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Originally Posted by Silver09RA
(Post 8043169)
Has anyone here noticed a squeak while starting their car for the first time in a cold morning?It lasts for about a split second, but then the squeak won't happen if you try to turn off then start the car right back up... possibly the belt? I only have 3200 miles on the car, and it shouldn't have a loose belt already right?
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Originally Posted by Silver09RA
(Post 8043169)
Has anyone here noticed a squeak while starting their car for the first time in a cold morning?It lasts for about a split second, but then the squeak won't happen if you try to turn off then start the car right back up... possibly the belt? I only have 3200 miles on the car, and it shouldn't have a loose belt already right?
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Wish the car came with a warning telling me when the weather and the roads may be "perfect" because I really enjoy the warning when they may be icy. What a waste of electronics. Dealer said they can't reprogram that.
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Originally Posted by scafel19
(Post 8056447)
Wish the car came with a warning telling me when the weather and the roads may be "perfect" because I really enjoy the warning when they may be icy. What a waste of electronics. Dealer said they can't reprogram that.
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The car telling me the roads are "Perfect" would be pretty mint. = ]
Complaint...flat spins on dry roads are causing excessive wear to all four tires. |
Originally Posted by jRox
(Post 8064660)
Does that really bother you? It's only there for like 3 seconds.
I just think it is funny that a car needs an info light like that on it. I wonder if I would be able to take Mitsu to court because the warning light on the car states that the roads are icy, but in actuallity they are not, and that effects my mind on how I drive. |
Originally Posted by scafel19
(Post 8065092)
Only because I'm riding without TPMS in my winter wheels. I reset the Service Light, then the Icy roads warning comes on and then I have to reset the Service Light again.
I just think it is funny that a car needs an info light like that on it. I wonder if I would be able to take Mitsu to court because the warning light on the car states that the roads are icy, but in actuallity they are not, and that effects my mind on how I drive. |
Originally Posted by scafel19
(Post 8065092)
Only because I'm riding without TPMS in my winter wheels. I reset the Service Light, then the Icy roads warning comes on and then I have to reset the Service Light again.
I just think it is funny that a car needs an info light like that on it. I wonder if I would be able to take Mitsu to court because the warning light on the car states that the roads are icy, but in actuallity they are not, and that effects my mind on how I drive. I have no tpms on my winters either and my icy roads warning comes on then right away does the tpms one so I only have to press the button once. I'm pretty sure that every new car has to have the icy road warning. My parents new 2010 Avalanche does so does my friends Forte Koup. |
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