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jeffrsmith jeffrsmith is offline
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From what you describe, and the sound in your video, it could be a dry bearing in the alternator or the A/C compressor.

Go to your local parts store and pick up a cheap mechanics stethescope, they cost around $5, then you can poke around the case of the alternator and the A/C compressor to locate the source of the squeak and you will have a new tool for troubleshooting other issues as they come up.

Good luck.
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