used some belt dressin from a friend after the 2nd wash

Or some honey.... seriously, it works. Both are temporary, but they will shut that damned belt up for a while.

which one will work better and most inportant longer... honney or soap?? also does anybody know what a 95 dodge avenger ES... the only problems with it were the RR wheel bearing was going bad.. blinker dosent click back after a tund and there are some loose pannels (small) on the interior .. it has 125000 miles... think they will total it over 2000 in dammage?? thanks

SubDude, please keep it on topic, and as for the car, another thread was locked about it.

http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...637&highlight=

Please be careful what you post.

--Christine :?

I agreed 100%

Posts of questionable legal content with be deleted or threads will be locked.

Be mindful of your posts, it will help your reputation on the forums.

Killer and Subdude.......I suggest you both look at the way other people post here, and what topics are posted. Both of you need to watch your step. We don't tolerate car abuse here. This is an automotive forum.

If you continue in your manner of posting, alot of members are going to jump your ****.

Back on topic, Ajax is an abrasive. That'* the stupidest thing you can put on a belt. Use belt dressing.

Should belts be cleaned just for the heck of it?

I've never heard of belts being cleaned, no.

The soap and honey tricks are home made remedies for squeaking belts. That'* all they fix, tho, is the squeak, and only for about a day. TThey don't fix the problem, and should not be used as a substitute for finding the real problem.

Call me silly but when my belts start squeeling that to me means they are probably getting close to needing a change. Spraying dressing on a belt is like putting muffler tape on a muffler....CHANGE IT!!!!!

No, I cant go out with you saturday night, I gotta clean and grease the belts on my car, Its kinda neglected