I'm having a great month.
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 11:39 pm
So my car is running good (more on this later)
Last Wednesday I got a new job in Nashville (I'm in Jackson, so 120 miles to the east)
so I've got one week left exactly on this job and I'm out of here.
Today I got approved to move into an apartment, gated controlled access community, tomorrow I get the paperwork on that back and I'm moving in on the 25th
I start my job on the 27th
yesterday I noticed an intermittent squeak-squeak-squeak noise coming from the subaru
I noticed it again today, got to looking under the hood with the car running, it's my power steering pump. I check the belt, it's tight, almost too tight.
looks like I put it on too tight in a fit of absent-mindedness, and now I've trashed a bearing on the pump.
I hit it with some lithium grease, redid the belt to the proper tension, the squeak has stopped, but when turning the pump by hand, it feels/sounds like a bad bearing, if you've ever noticed one.
no end play, maybe it'll last till the 1st and I can rebuild the pump.
Yay, subaru, yay.
Good to say though the EJ22T has done me very fine, the only other problem is I've got to replace that pressure sensor on the Ac drier so my air actually works like it should.
Last Wednesday I got a new job in Nashville (I'm in Jackson, so 120 miles to the east)
so I've got one week left exactly on this job and I'm out of here.
Today I got approved to move into an apartment, gated controlled access community, tomorrow I get the paperwork on that back and I'm moving in on the 25th
I start my job on the 27th
yesterday I noticed an intermittent squeak-squeak-squeak noise coming from the subaru
I noticed it again today, got to looking under the hood with the car running, it's my power steering pump. I check the belt, it's tight, almost too tight.
looks like I put it on too tight in a fit of absent-mindedness, and now I've trashed a bearing on the pump.
I hit it with some lithium grease, redid the belt to the proper tension, the squeak has stopped, but when turning the pump by hand, it feels/sounds like a bad bearing, if you've ever noticed one.
no end play, maybe it'll last till the 1st and I can rebuild the pump.
Yay, subaru, yay.
Good to say though the EJ22T has done me very fine, the only other problem is I've got to replace that pressure sensor on the Ac drier so my air actually works like it should.