Why does the car belt make abnormal noise after wading through water?

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VanEmersyn
07/30/25 5:45am
Engine belt makes abnormal noise after passing through water because: when the car passes through water, the splashing water causes the engine belt to slip after getting wet, leading to abnormal noise. Here are the solutions for engine belt noise after passing through water: 1. If the engine belt still makes abnormal noise after drying, it indicates that the belt is too loose and needs to be replaced with a new one to eliminate the noise. 2. If the noise is not loud after passing through water and disappears after drying, there is no need to replace the engine belt. 3. If the engine belt makes an unusually harsh noise after passing through water, it also needs to be replaced, as an unusually harsh noise indicates severe damage to the engine belt.
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