2007 Corolla Squeak Belt Noise-Serpentine Belt Tensioner Pulley Diagnose and Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2018
- Original post about serpentine belt makes squeak noise:
• 2007 Corolla squeak be...
Tools:
Autozone free rental serpentine belt tool set, need your 19mm socket
Socket CTA 2717
Pulley: Dayco89144
I replace the serpentine belt tensioner pulley for my 2007 corolla, to end up jigging pulley noise.
And here I was going to replace the entire tensioner, dreading the engine lifting nonsense. Thank you Mr Yang!
233,478 miles on My 2007 Corolla and it's making this exact noise. Ordered items listed off Amazon and will replace thjis weekend. Thank You Sir. Hope to keep the 07 Corolla running for 6 to 12 more months. Longer if possible.
Excellent video and instructions! Thank you Mr. Yang! My aftermarket pulley had a 14mm bolt. The hardest part was installing the new serpentine belt. Sounds great now.
There are few other videos out there, but yours is the most detail. Thanks so much for your help.
Great video!!! I like how you mentioned the autozone tool loan program and that you listed the parts and tools used to fix your problem.
What a great step by step video. Easy to learn and understand. Well done. I learned a lot!
Really great video, exactly what I needed. Thank you so much!
Awesome video and great camara angles Mr. Yang. Wish there was more videos on your channel.
Good video, to the point. I think this is exactly why my 07 corolla squeaks. Thanks
Before and after replacement part with sound was great illustration!
Thank you for your help. I needed the part number for the special socket. Thank you thank you.
Thank you for putting this video up! My Corolla has the same issue and I wasn't keen to replace the whole tensioner. This is a much more attractive idea!
Talking about making things more complicated... I tried to get that little grey cover off the battery bolt on the alternator on my Corolla, and it shot off and disappeared in between the inlet manifold and engine block! Hours added to the job of replacing the alternator!!
Great video mr yang!
Excellent video and very informative.
Your accent is wonderful, Thank you.
LOL, Hopefully you could understand my Chinglish. All the best~
Thabks for posting this vid. I just replaced my pulley and all is well.
Thank you sir! You are a hero!
Thank you mr. yang.
Thanks for your video. It worked on my car. I had a bad squeaking noise and now is completely gone. I used an adjustable wrench instead of a ratchet (because I didn't have enough clearance) you can use a regular wrench though (I think the size is 21 mm, but not 100% sure).
Great video. Thanks. And thanks for the part numbers to buy, also.
Thanks. Mine is the tensioner pulley 🤦🏽♂️ ur video helps 👍🏽🤙🏽
Excellent instructional video.
Thank you so much for this most useful video! You saved me from doing a bunch of work that I was dreading! When I came back for the part numbers, I watched at 1.5x and was surprised - it made it much easier for me to understand your narration. No joke, try playing with the speed of your audio clips and see what you think. ❤️ Now I'm off to go buy parts 👋
You rock! thank you.
There is a simple work around to remove that splined bolt from the pulley. You will need a 9/16 box wrench and six 3/32 drill bits. Mount the tensioner in a vice pulley up. Place the 9/16 box wrench around the splined bolt head. insert the drill bit shanks between the wrench and the bolt spline slots to make a nice snug fit.
Followed your video and replaced the pulley. Squeaking gone. Re-setting the belt is a bit of a bitch. thanks for posting this video.
Wow, your engine sounds smooth. Mine is clacking, thought it's normal for timing chain
Great job
Thanks for sharing ! Well done ,Toyota dealer will probably charge $200 labor for that .
try $500
Thank you sir
Awsome vid. Ty
Good job man 👍 very useful video 👏👏👏 my question is : if you had changed the belt only would the noise stop ? In other words does a playing pulley cause this squeaking noise ? Thankx
Excellent
Thank you.
Just did this job. I found that when tightening the bolt the entire tensioner moves the same as when the belt is being removed. I just mention that in case anyone has a broken false loosening nut.
Good job good just replacing the pulley
Excellent video and super easy.
Question? for a 2004 Corolla can I apply the same procedure that you show in this video?
You will find out
2010 Altis. Done 1,05,000 miles. Toyota says no need to replace the belt, pulleys. However, there is a slight squealing noise. And the performance of steering, water pump has started to affect. Should I change the entire thing owing to mileage? It is still original one.
My corolla squeaks but it goes away in 10 seconds, does it mean it needs a new belt? The belt looks good and tight so not sure
I believe the tool needed for this is called an M10S
You Wong
@@ashtindavid9831 is it, I've done thousands myself
@@timothywong1086 it's actually listed on both part numbers. So you're both right. None in stock anywhere. Was thinking of chiseling it off. Thoughts are welcome. Thanks
Did you get the dim battery light on
I have a Scion TC that uses the same tensioner pulley assembly but the bolt they use is different.. It's a star shaped. Does anyone know what size that star tool is?
Also,
Since Toyota uses the same Tensioner Pulley Assembly for many years of its vehicles, does that mean this part would also fit those same vehicles that use the same assembly?
How difficult was it to remove that bolt? Did you need an air tool?
The bolt was easy to remove, just hand tie/loose , and no air tool needed.
Thanks for the video. What type of thin 1/2" drive rachet is that? Where can I find it. Google not helping
That is probably the tool you can rent from auto parts stores which is for all type of car makes serpentine belt replacement tool.
hello you could help me I want to extract the idle pulley that is next to the alternator but I do not know how to do it because I do not see any screws or anything and I can not find any video on you tube if you could help me
I realize this is an old post and the author likely found the answer, but perhaps this will help others reading this Q&A. The other pulls (next to alternator) is the water pump pulley. If that one is shaky, you need a new pump.
Does it work for 2010
Where you bought the tool from can you please give me link
Tensioner socket: Amazon has that socket, Part number is CTA 2717
Serpentine belt tool: Free borrow from Autozone
I have the same problem with my Sienna 2006. Where should I look for part # and name?
I got mine tensioner at Autozone. Just typing in your car model and year, it will show you the right part number. Or just call them, they are very friendly to help.
Do you know how much torque that bolt needs to tighten it? I'm afraid of breaking the bolt.
谢谢
Sorry. I don't know the torque. I just hand tighten it, and it should be OK. If I remember correct, belt/bearing turn to clock direction(tighten direction).
I found an easy work around to remove that proprietary pully bolt. You need a 9/16 box wrench and six 3/32 drill bits. Mount the tensioner in a vice, pully up. Hold the 9/16 box around the pully bolt and insert the 3/32 drill bit shanks into the bolt slots between the bolt and the wrench. It is a perfect fit.
Why would you remove the pulley after removing the tensioner? The whole point to removing the pulley was to not have to remove the tensioner assembly.
@@aygwm Replacing the pulley bearing ? Did that before, à little Ball bearing is a lot cheaper than the tensioner assy, believe me.
hello sir what is the engine code and model code of your corolla 2007?thank you
2003-2007 Corolla has the 1ZZ engine
U telling me that oem screw holding the oem pulley isnt long
And you replaced them- the screw- without lifting the engine!??
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what brand was OEM pulley?
where can I buy the socket
Hello Monica Monroe, both Amazon and ebay has this socket (Part number is CTA 2717). And Autozone or Oreilly has pulley. Goodluck
I just gripped it with a big pair of Knipex Cobra channel lock pliers, They are amazing pliers!!! and it came off. And i went to ace hardware and got a normal bolt to replace it for the future.
If the corolla has really high mileage i rather just replace the whole tensioner/bearing instead of the bearing it self
A 14 mm socket works for that bolt. No need to spend 30$ on the special socket.
lol that’s how mine sounds now smh😅
any squeaky noice rattling noice after ac on noice starting engine noice moving stoped car noice and go away, its not only belt its the whole pulley , replace both noice mostly come from the pulley barring , don’t have to buy expensive tension pulley barring usually made in japan if it is you good for another 10 years but change the belt every 60k to 70k miles , if a mechanic says need to open up whole ac compressor means he don’t like you or he is late with his rent or simple he is a crook,
Problem was belt not the pulley
Unfortunately, you’re wrong, you don’t have to replace the tensioner pulley. You don’t have to remove the engine mount or jack up the oil pan with a jack, that’s only if you want to replace the idler tensioner arm..
To replace only that tensioner pulley wheel, simply use the special socket and move it off the car and then replace it. Problem solved no more squealing or spinning pulley.
What happens if you don't fix it right away
Good question. I think the bearing will fail eventually, just a matter of time. My corolla's bearing made noise, and I also had a very heavy steering wheel. After bearing and belt replacement, all problem gone. Good luck
depends on how bad noise is if not to load then or chattery then you have time been driving on mine for a year now just gettiong around to fixing it
I've used my matrix for years with this intermittent squeak! Goes off when the engine warms up a little like in about 30 secs.
Toyota management’s foolish design, makes work much more difficult.
Cannot agree more.
Is it me or his phone looks better than the car?
Thanks for video easy fix!
Everyone please note that not all toyota corolla have the same bolt.
Mines has a torx bolt needs a t50 torx.
Please check yours before you buy the special socket that he's using.