What belt?
05-17-2014, 02:54 PM
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What belt? I have a LM7 from a Silverado -02. I want to use everything but a ac-pump (like in the picture) I guess that is a standard belt?
Maybe a stupid question: Im using LM7 power steering pump and have a front clip from a Malibu -79. Can i just make correct hoses and make it work? Someone said something about a cooler.
Maybe a stupid question: Im using LM7 power steering pump and have a front clip from a Malibu -79. Can i just make correct hoses and make it work? Someone said something about a cooler.
05-17-2014, 03:32 PM
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That's not the standard belt in that pic. Its had the idler moved to clear a car intake so the belt is probably different. Are you running yours that way?
The power steering doesn't need a cooler. You can take the fitting out of your old pump and put it in the LM7 pump and use the same hose.
The power steering doesn't need a cooler. You can take the fitting out of your old pump and put it in the LM7 pump and use the same hose.
05-17-2014, 03:41 PM
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truck / suv engines use separate belt & tensioner for the factory low mount a/c comp unit .
so the main belt is stock . . . unless you modify the pulley setup / routing .
so the main belt is stock . . . unless you modify the pulley setup / routing .
12-08-2014, 08:29 AM
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Wanted to order the standard belt but they want no know what alternator i got - 105 or 140 amp.... Is there anyway to tell? I believe its from a Silverado but im not sure.
By the way. I have the factory set up but wont use the ac but i understand that the ac has its own belt?
By the way. I have the factory set up but wont use the ac but i understand that the ac has its own belt?