ac belt

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Asked by pretogordo Jun 29, 2009 at 03:21 AM about the 2002 GMC Yukon SLT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the ac belt broke... so i put a new one in,car start to making noise when turn to the left and step on the gas and ac is on, ... week later with the new belt broke again.anybody knows what is going on???please help me.

4 Answers

755

Sounds like one of your accessorie or ideler pullies are freezing up. Sounds mostly like the a/c pump bushing... Let me know

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that is one thing that i was thinkins because yesterday i notice is just some times that the belt scream ,what need to be done?and can i just replace the compressor?? thank you

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755

Ya. You can replace the compresser, But make sure thats what it is.It would be kind of costly if thats not what is giving the problems. Be sure to check all of the accories and pullies

10

Okay how many belts does the GMC Denali have a small one broke I'm ready it may be the AC but my AC hasn't worked Cux needs a new compressor so any ideas what belts this is it allowed me to drive home safe I was scare dcuz I dnt know what belt it is I have a 2005-6 Denali

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