Low pitch, repetitive noise after timing belt change (VIDEO LINKS)
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Don't be so quick to blame your mechanic for a slight noise from your 12-year-old, 100K mile car. Yeah he could have screwed up but the noise could be from a number of things unrelated to the parts he replaced. Others have pointed out that the tensioners weren't replaced. Alternators and P/S pumps can get noisy.
As I said before, all I would like is for the source of the noise to be located and fixed (especially if it's something that could cause a brand new timing belt to break without warning)...that would definitely not be a cheap scenario. I think I'll follow UhOh's lead and give him one more try (and ensure the noise is recognizable). I just hope that taking everything apart and putting it back together 4 times in less than a year won't cause something else to break down.
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