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Re: Help on Fan Belt Installation
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Posted by Bob W on March 24, 2001 at 14:51:28 from (216.94.237.60):
In Reply to: Help on Fan Belt Installation posted by garet on March 20, 2001 at 15:11:05:
Terror is an appropriate word. It can be done without moving the engine but you will "stress" the belt somewhat. With the old belt out of the way(cut and pulled out) start the new belt around the edge of the pulley untill it wedges between the pulley and the casting,then with a large DULL screwdriver push the belt through the narrow gap. Sometimes it helps to twist the belt as the profile may be narrower one way than the other. Just be glad you don't have a front hyd. pump driveshaft to contend with as that made this job that much more entertaining.Good Luck--Bob
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