Rerouting the belt
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Thanks guys, I haven't had time to mess with it, but I think the A/c clutch bearing is shot, but I can't tell between the A/c or the Alt so wanted to turn the Alt but not the A/c, I'm pretty sure it's the A/c bearing, because with the air on it quites down alot.
if the a/c idler pulley bearing was going out it would make noise until you turned the air on engaging the compressor in which case the idler would be locked to the input shaft of the a/c compressor which would no longer spin that particular bearing
Well, between the cam, and the noise, from the top it sounds like it could be either or, But I was watching the A/C compressor, and with the A/C off the pulleys is wondering alot, so I'm pretty sure it's the A/C.
