Powersteering Delete questions
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Powersteering Delete questions
i ordered the fittings to block off on the rack and pinion, but how do i route the belt around the waterpump and still use the tensioner?? or do i just run it from the crank to the alternator?? thanks
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Asuming you don't have an electric water pump, the belt will run around the tensioner, across the passanger side of the water pump, then to the alternator and around the crank. Same as factory routing, your just taking the PS out of the loop, and if your talking about the idler pulley next to the PS, that comes off.
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If you have an EWP and no PS or AC, you can get the BMR adjustable alternator bracket (got mine from Thunder) and run one real short belt from the crank pulley directly to the alternator.
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Originally Posted by 1998TA__1991RS
so even though the housing on the Electric water pump spins, the belt cannot ride on it?
yes the belt can ride on it but it would be a much cleaner look to go with the short belt on the alt. instead of trying to re-route everything when you don't need to
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Originally Posted by Wicked ls 1
How would you or can you run no ps but keep the air conditoning?
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Originally Posted by GM Muscle
The AC has it's own belt and idler pulley. I don't see how not running PS or the factory water pump would affect the AC routing.
"Note: this kit is designed to be used with an electric water pump and no power steering or air conditioning."
Was no issue for me since I have no AC.
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You'll need a 16x1.5 plug and an 18x1.5 plug. I would suggest draining the rack if your going to plug it. If not, loop the lines. Summit should have the plugs or adapters that you need.