SERPENTINE BELT NOISE-REMOVE IDLER PULLEY-NEW BELT P/N

Some 1987 S/T trucks with 2.8L V6 engines, N40 power steering, and without A/C may experience a "chirp" noise from the serpentine belt. This noise may be caused by high beit load conditions.

If this condition is encountered, it can be repaired by removing and discarding the belt idler pulley and replacing the belt with P/N 10069211 (see Figure No. 1). Use the procedures in Section 6Bl - Engine Cooling for belt replacement.

This change was made in production beginning with the following VIN breakpoints:

Pontiac Chevrolet H0124149 GMC H0506673

Moraine Chevrolet H2146612 GMC H2509701 Shreveport Chevrolet H8142478 GMC H8512179

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