First check that the acc cable is properly hooked up and tightened.
If you sprayed oil and the sound went away, it could be either the
belts or a vac leak. Check the belt tensions, then
remove the belts one by one, see which one is squeeling. As for
lurching, it could be fuel supply. How's the filter?
- In peugeot-L@yahoogroups.com, "eddiejaywilliams"
<eddiejaywilliams@y...> wrote:
>
> I bought a 1975 504 sedan a few months ago. It was maintained
> immaculately. I recently started running B99 biodiesel in it with
no
> problems. BEFORE this, I noticed a slight squeeling noise,
> intermittant, coming from the area where the fan, vacume and other
> belts converge by the right front under the hood. I spritzed some
> WD-40 on it and it went away for a few hours. Then it returned,
only
> now it seemed as if a belt were slipping - the car began lurching
when
> going down the road. THe squeal returned with a vengence, and now
the
> car actually has a mind of its own: it will suddenly accelerate
without
> my foot on the gas, or I can gun it over and over and it won't
respond
> at all, not even to rev. Up hills, it completely boggs down and
won't
> go past 30 mph. Anyone shed any light on this trouble?
>
> ewj
>
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