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Cherping sound on 05 Sportivo when taking off and in low revs

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Hey guys,

I've noticed that when taking off I am getting a cherping kinda sound when taking off and in low revs.

When my Sportivo was taken for it's Toyota service I mentioned it to them and the mechanic told me he lubricated the fan belt.

Im not much of a mechanic or techo but does this sound right?

Any help would be great.

Cheers
Rolla_Boy Veteran

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In what gear??, There was someone else who said the same thing a while ago & the reason was because he was rolling in the wrong gear

CheekySportivo Mentor

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Get them to adjust the accessory belt tensioner. If that doesn't solve it move onto a new belt then a new tensioner.

Thanks SuperDave.

Where abouts is the accessory belt tensioner?

Can you do it yourself?


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theDefiant1 Grand Master

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I've missed something... where do you thing the chirp is coming from?

Chirp and squeal

Chirp and thud

Chirp and knock

Simple, unidimensional chrip coming from <insert here>

CheekySportivo Mentor

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I've missed something... where do you thing the chirp is coming from?

Chirp and squeal

Chirp and thud

Chirp and knock

Simple, unidimensional chrip coming from <insert here>

Simple, unidimensional chrip coming from the fan belt

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Is your car still under warranty???

Take it to Toyota and get the belt and tensioner replaced under warranty...

If your warranty is over, ask for a Warranty authorisation request to be sent to Toyota in regards to these items and if that gets denied, expect to pay around the $500 - $600 mark...

T.J Veteran

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tensioner is non adjustable but yeh if its a belt squeel itll be that

putting grease on the belt sometimes helps strangely enough but it rarely works for long

CheekySportivo Mentor

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tensioner is non adjustable but yeh if its a belt squeel itll be that

putting grease on the belt sometimes helps strangely enough but it rarely works for long

Sorry if this sounds like a silly question but where is the tensioner belt located???? :unsure:

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tensioner is non adjustable but yeh if its a belt squeel itll be that

putting grease on the belt sometimes helps strangely enough but it rarely works for long

Sorry if this sounds like a silly question but where is the tensioner belt located???? :unsure:

its here

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CheekySportivo Mentor

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tensioner is non adjustable but yeh if its a belt squeel itll be that

putting grease on the belt sometimes helps strangely enough but it rarely works for long

Sorry if this sounds like a silly question but where is the tensioner belt located???? :unsure:

its here

post-3066-1203076247_thumb.jpg

Thanks for ur help T.J...appreciate the pic :)

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hey Cheeky Age have you fixed the problem yet?

i think i got the similar problem and it get worse if the a/c was on too

SuperDave Grand Master

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Finally able to get a picture up of where and what the belt tensioner looks like on a 2zz.

belttensioner.jpg

I had mine done under warrenty and they just replaced the whole thing as well as the belt.

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T.J Veteran

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superdave always goes one better lol!

you might actually wanna check out your water pump.

i just serviced my car and when i was checking out everything i noticed that my water pump has started to leak and my belt is chirping possibly due to coolant leaking onto it.

just a thought hate to see you stuck cause its overheated.

so i spose ill be putting up a how to thread when i get me a new water pump <_<

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When my Sportivo was taken for it's Toyota service I mentioned it to them and the mechanic told me he lubricated the fan belt.

I always find it funny when people try and say that a FWD car has a fan belt.........

CheekySportivo Mentor

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hey Cheeky Age have you fixed the problem yet?

i think i got the similar problem and it get worse if the a/c was on too

Not yet Dennis :(

Was waiting for my next service as it dosen't seem too bad for now.

Have u managed to have ur car checked out yet?

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Do not spend money for belt tensioner and belt. The noise problem will come back after few hundreds of kilometers. This is one of the unsolvable little issues of this car.

I replaced them once under guarantee but I did not care to do it again after few weeks! The car is like this for 2 years w/o any serious problem.

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When my Sportivo was taken for it's Toyota service I mentioned it to them and the mechanic told me he lubricated the fan belt.

I always find it funny when people try and say that a FWD car has a fan belt.........

only if its anything other than a mini

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the 2zz's belt tensioners are hydraulic, they go pretty quick, poor design, common problem

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