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Re: ud 9 or wd9 gen belt removal
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Posted by Ron in Nebr on March 05, 2007 at 18:48:51 from (66.252.115.84):
In Reply to: ud 9 or wd9 gen belt removal posted by Mike in shendoah valley on March 05, 2007 at 12:59:29:
You mean it won't fit over the fan, between the fan and the shroud, or do ya mean once it's almost on it's too short to fit on the pulleys? Since you've done your MD, I assume you know how the fan pulley works(loosen set screw and unscrew the outer half of the pulley...being CAREFUL not to tap on it too hard cause they WILL crack). If it's between the blades and the shroud, probably just one of those deals ya have to fight until you get it in "just the right spot" to work.
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