Re: Modified Accessory Belt Routing Complete (PICS)
That's one less pulley that I currently use. Nice work. I'll do this sometime soon.
I'm all too familiar with the technique required when using that specialty tool. The belt I use with my set up (which uses the stock idler pulley only) is about 1-mm too short, so it makes me hate life every time I have to reinstall it (which always seems to be at midnight-3 am, so I can never go get a different belt, haha).
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Re: Modified Accessory Belt Routing Complete (PICS)
I am not trying to steel your thunder, but here is what I did to remove those heavy brackets. I installed a pulley used to apply tension to the timing belt. You can buy them through 3SX.com. It has an offset hole which allows you to rotate the pulley and apply tension on the belt. The belt still barley fits when the idler pulley bolt is loosened, but once it is turned down, you can apply the correct amount on tension on the belt.
I don't remember what mounted to the hole used to fasten the pulley but it was obviously free. The only thing you have to do is add washers to move the pulley away from the engine block and once tightened you have to make sure the pulley is straight.
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Re: Modified Accessory Belt Routing Complete (PICS)
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Originally Posted by Juko
I am not trying to steel your thunder, but here is what I did to remove those heavy brackets. I installed a pulley used to apply tension to the timing belt. You can buy them through 3SX.com. It has an offset hole which allows you to rotate the pulley and apply tension on the belt. The belt still barley fits when the idler pulley bolt is loosened, but once it is turned down, you can apply the correct amount on tension on the belt.
I don't remember what mounted to the hole used to fasten the pulley but it was obviously free. The only thing you have to do is add washers to move the pulley away from the engine block and once tightened you have to make sure the pulley is straight.
*ALMOST* makes me regret throwing away ~2 dozen of those eccentric pulleys - haha. Great idea by the way.
Re: Modified Accessory Belt Routing Complete (PICS)
clint, what about aftermarket underdrive crank pulley(you have stock right?), is any belt available for it?
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