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A few small issues
Ok so on my 88 944 N/A the cooling fans will come on while the car is completely off throughout the night and drain the battery. Should i just replace a fuse or wire them into a switch under the dash? Also, i have an awful belt sqeal any time i go anywhere in between idle and full throttle. I do believe its the AC or Alternator thats causing the belt squeal. The timing belt seems to be in good condition and was routinely replaced around 10k miles ago. But, can i just put dry graphite lube on the belts to stop the squealing?
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If the fan is not turning off it is probably the fan sensor in the radiator. The squealing belts are probably loose and need adjustment.
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A quick way to tell if it is a loose or glazed belt versus a bad bearing is to watch the battery gauge. If it jumps around while the squealing is going on and then jumps up after the squealing stops you have a loose or glazed belt
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Temp switch in the radiator is faulty. Common failure item. Rub bar soap on the belts to see if the noise goes away. If so, tighten or replace the belts.
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