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A service station replaced belts and now the vehicle squeels, which it never did before. Could it be the berrings?

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Either the belt is too long or the tensioner is seized up and they failed to tell you that it needed replacement or the belt just needs to be tightened a little,new belts do stretch a little in the fir few days of being put on,either way its not a bad fix,get it back there before it destroys the new belts,hope this helps

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