This is almost always caused by worn drive belts. Replace all the belts at the same time. If it has a serpentine belt, then replace it. Be sure and check the idler pulley to make sure the squeak is not coming from the idler pulley itself. Another possibility is a bad alternator, water pump, or Power Steering pump. Check them all.
Goto www.car-parts.com and look up and engine in the list it will tell you all the cars that have that motor
You need an aftermarket tach adaptor autometer makes a good one
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I think it is because when you brake and turn at the same time it makes friction and that's what makes the tires squeak.
it makes a loud squeak
OK well my discovery of why a new serpentine belt squeaks is if some one does not tighten a screw or place the belt on all of the pulleys correctly then it squeals. also a highly recommended thing i found that worked on my 1994 jeep wrangler was a spray called belt conditioner it helps tremendously, and make sure that the belt is on all the pulleys correctly.
The wheel bearing.
If an alarm system will not allow a vehicle to start the kill-switch is engaging. The brain of the alarm will need to be disarmed in order for the vehicle to start.
It makes work easier, because its less work, the more pulleys, the easier