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Old 12-02-2005, 04:32 AM
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what is the proper way to route the short belt that deletes the ps pump?
Old 12-02-2005, 11:37 AM
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starting at the tentioner
goes under waterpump
strait to the top of the altenator
around to the bottor of the altenator
over to the bottom of the crank pully and back up to the tentioner
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Yep, what he said. You will probrably have to remove one of the alternator bracket bolts when you run your belt. It will be fine though.
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What Size Belt Is That...or Part # If Poss
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just wondering cuz it looks like it would rub between the wp and cp. hey thanks for the help!!
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To add to this :

What i did was to remove the bottom bolt on the altenator and grind down the bolt head then take a cutting wheel/hack saw and put a deacent slit in the bolt head now you can keep the bolt and still remove it with a stubbey screwdriver. Been running it like that for years and no problems. Less BS when you go to the trace just onle less thing to do




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