Procharger belt problems HELP!!!!!!!!!!
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Procharger belt problems HELP!!!!!!!!!! ok first of all thank you for reading second I have a 00 Firehawk with a P1 procharger. When the blower was installed the belt would squeal. two days ago i changed the oil and noticed the belt was incredibly frayed. I bought a new belt took the whole thing out put back and i noticed today its beginning to fray again. What the hell is wrong it doesnt seem to be hitting anything any info would be greatly appreciated
Where is the damage on the belt? If it is on an edge could be an alignment problem. The crank pulley and supercharger pulley must be parallel and aligned. Slipping usually results in belt dust around the pulleys.
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i was looking at the tensioner pulley from the mount on the procharger and it looks like it may be installed wrong. it looks like there is a lip on the opposite end of the pulley that may prevent the belt from rubbing on the bracket. I will need to look at it but its gonna be awhile until i do. Can that pulley be installed backward?????
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Verdad Gallardo You can usually tell when looking down at the blower in between the pulley and the head unit if the shims are in place. Especially since the edge of the head unit pulley would be very close to the face of the bracket.
I fought with pulley alignment issues with the original install on my GTO. tried straight edges, laser sights, all kinds of issues. Mine wanted to walk off the front, ie away from the blower. What finally solved it was this procedure:
I backed off the blower pulley bolt several turns...approx .250. Start the car and let it idle, the pulley found its center, I was able to actually see the pulley had moved while the engine was running. With the engine shut down, I measured the gap between the pulley and blower, shimmed accordingly, torqued the pulley bolt, done....that solved all of my belt alignment issues.
I backed off the blower pulley bolt several turns...approx .250. Start the car and let it idle, the pulley found its center, I was able to actually see the pulley had moved while the engine was running. With the engine shut down, I measured the gap between the pulley and blower, shimmed accordingly, torqued the pulley bolt, done....that solved all of my belt alignment issues.
I fought with pulley alignment issues with the original install on my GTO. tried straight edges, laser sights, all kinds of issues. Mine wanted to walk off the front, ie away from the blower. What finally solved it was this procedure:
I backed off the blower pulley bolt several turns...approx .250. Start the car and let it idle, the pulley found its center, I was able to actually see the pulley had moved while the engine was running. With the engine shut down, I measured the gap between the pulley and blower, shimmed accordingly, torqued the pulley bolt, done....that solved all of my belt alignment issues.
I backed off the blower pulley bolt several turns...approx .250. Start the car and let it idle, the pulley found its center, I was able to actually see the pulley had moved while the engine was running. With the engine shut down, I measured the gap between the pulley and blower, shimmed accordingly, torqued the pulley bolt, done....that solved all of my belt alignment issues.
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Thanks guys....one caveat on this procedure. You have to make sure your pulley moves fairly easily on the blower shaft. I used a little bit of anti seize which works great.
Obviously with safety in mind, this is an Idle only procedure..
Obviously with safety in mind, this is an Idle only procedure..
