taking the A/C belt off...
taking the A/C belt off...
ok, im tryin to get at the A/C idler pully but i can't seem to drop the pully... i unscrewed that setter screw on top of the pully but i dont think it droped, well i couldn't get the belt off
.. i think im gonig to give it another try tomorrow,
- has anyone ever done this??
-plzzz help, should i just keep unscrewing ..?
.. i think im gonig to give it another try tomorrow,
- has anyone ever done this??
-plzzz help, should i just keep unscrewing ..?
Re: taking the A/C belt off...
Take a block of wood and hammer and carefully hammer the idler assembly down. If the bolt is coming up, thats the sign its not dropping the idler. I've had to tap the idler down on both of my cars.
Originally posted by ChrisCheezer
ok, im tryin to get at the A/C idler pully but i can't seem to drop the pully... i unscrewed that setter screw on top of the pully but i dont think it droped, well i couldn't get the belt off
.. i think im gonig to give it another try tomorrow,
- has anyone ever done this??
-plzzz help, should i just keep unscrewing ..?
ok, im tryin to get at the A/C idler pully but i can't seem to drop the pully... i unscrewed that setter screw on top of the pully but i dont think it droped, well i couldn't get the belt off
.. i think im gonig to give it another try tomorrow,
- has anyone ever done this??
-plzzz help, should i just keep unscrewing ..?
Re: taking the A/C belt off...
Originally posted by ChrisCheezer
ok, im tryin to get at the A/C idler pully but i can't seem to drop the pully... i unscrewed that setter screw on top of the pully but i dont think it droped, well i couldn't get the belt off
.. i think im gonig to give it another try tomorrow,
- has anyone ever done this??
-plzzz help, should i just keep unscrewing ..?
ok, im tryin to get at the A/C idler pully but i can't seem to drop the pully... i unscrewed that setter screw on top of the pully but i dont think it droped, well i couldn't get the belt off
.. i think im gonig to give it another try tomorrow,
- has anyone ever done this??
-plzzz help, should i just keep unscrewing ..?
yes loosen the center lock nut FIRST!
Re: Re: taking the A/C belt off...
Originally posted by DanNY
yes loosen the center lock nut FIRST!
yes loosen the center lock nut FIRST!
Re: Re: taking the A/C belt off...
Originally posted by Spipedong90
Take a block of wood and hammer and carefully hammer the idler assembly down. If the bolt is coming up, thats the sign its not dropping the idler. I've had to tap the idler down on both of my cars.
Take a block of wood and hammer and carefully hammer the idler assembly down. If the bolt is coming up, thats the sign its not dropping the idler. I've had to tap the idler down on both of my cars.
Re: Re: Re: taking the A/C belt off...
Anyone who doesn't do what you do is a noob I guess. It's a perfectly legitimate method of gently breaking free a part that has already been unfastened.
Originally posted by mykizism
Freaking Noobs
Freaking Noobs
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Originally posted by Spipedong90
Anyone who doesn't do what you do is a noob I guess. It's a perfectly legitimate method of gently breaking free a part that has already been unfastened.
Anyone who doesn't do what you do is a noob I guess. It's a perfectly legitimate method of gently breaking free a part that has already been unfastened.it's like kindergarden in here!
u can use a block of wood to pop free a part...GENERALLY if your tensioner is that messed up (frozen) u should toss it. so in this case a block of wood should not be needed to pop anything.
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Originally posted by DanNY
ladies...stop the fighting.
it's like kindergarden in here!
u can use a block of wood to pop free a part...GENERALLY if your tensioner is that messed up (frozen) u should toss it. so in this case a block of wood should not be needed to pop anything.
ladies...stop the fighting.
it's like kindergarden in here!
u can use a block of wood to pop free a part...GENERALLY if your tensioner is that messed up (frozen) u should toss it. so in this case a block of wood should not be needed to pop anything.
Re: ok sounds good.
Originally posted by ChrisCheezer
well im going to take it off and work on ther pully,
-is it ok to ride around with-out the A/C belt on?
well im going to take it off and work on ther pully,
-is it ok to ride around with-out the A/C belt on?
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Originally posted by Nismomaxt
Block of wood worked perfectly fine on mine as well.
Block of wood worked perfectly fine on mine as well.
i can use a 30lb sledge hammer too...what's your point?
most of the time you don't need it..if u do need something to break it loose then you might want to look into getting another tensioner since it's prob pretty old.
if u loosen the lock nut enough it should all move without a problem. did you do that?
Re: Re: ok sounds good.
No biggie for a short time but remember the AC is also the dryer for the defrost. Also it's the heater for when you put the defrost on "hot".
Originally posted by DanNY
if it runs just the AC..no prob in the winter.
if it runs just the AC..no prob in the winter.
Re: Re: Re: ok sounds good.
Originally posted by Jeff92se
No biggie for a short time but remember the AC is also the dryer for the defrost. Also it's the heater for when you put the defrost on "hot".
No biggie for a short time but remember the AC is also the dryer for the defrost. Also it's the heater for when you put the defrost on "hot".
Re: WTF is wrong with you ppl .. nut jobs!
Do you even know how your defrost system works?
Originally posted by ChrisCheezer
-using heat/defroster.. can i still do it with the A/C belt off?
... who defrosts without heat?? it makes no sence.. do you need heat to defrost your windshild?
-using heat/defroster.. can i still do it with the A/C belt off?
... who defrosts without heat?? it makes no sence.. do you need heat to defrost your windshild?
Re: mmmm... food
I'm being a hater but you were planning twin turboing your car or turboing your car and you don't know how your defrost sytem works?
Originally posted by ChrisCheezer
i do not, but im thinkin it wouldn't be a problem with the A/C belt off.
i do not, but im thinkin it wouldn't be a problem with the A/C belt off.
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Originally posted by DanNY
you want a cookie?
i can use a 30lb sledge hammer too...what's your point?
most of the time you don't need it..if u do need something to break it loose then you might want to look into getting another tensioner since it's prob pretty old.
if u loosen the lock nut enough it should all move without a problem. did you do that?
you want a cookie?
i can use a 30lb sledge hammer too...what's your point?
most of the time you don't need it..if u do need something to break it loose then you might want to look into getting another tensioner since it's prob pretty old.
if u loosen the lock nut enough it should all move without a problem. did you do that?
90 maxTT !!!! du...
Originally posted by Jeff92se
I'm being a hater but you were planning twin turboing your car or turboing your car and you don't know how your defrost sytem works?
I'm being a hater but you were planning twin turboing your car or turboing your car and you don't know how your defrost sytem works?
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- anyway i took the belt off by taking loosening the pully, then it just slid down...EZ
-!BUT! I'm still getting that bad "hissssssing" sound from the belts..
humm... could my under-drive pully be making the sound.?
- o yea and just for the record i noticed a very slight gain in power, because the belt is off.
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Originally posted by Nismomaxt
Well I guess my point was way to hard to get. Using a block of wood worked perfectly fine on mine. There does that clear up the confusion for ya? Now a 30 lb sledge, that would be just stupid.
Well I guess my point was way to hard to get. Using a block of wood worked perfectly fine on mine. There does that clear up the confusion for ya? Now a 30 lb sledge, that would be just stupid.
the 30lb thing was a..ugh forget it, it's over your head.
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Originally posted by DanNY
like i said IF IT WORKS FOR YOU THEN BY ALL MEANS GO FOR IT. Do you want to be a PITA and give me all your techniques of breaking loose stuff?
the 30lb thing was a..ugh forget it, it's over your head.
like i said IF IT WORKS FOR YOU THEN BY ALL MEANS GO FOR IT. Do you want to be a PITA and give me all your techniques of breaking loose stuff?
the 30lb thing was a..ugh forget it, it's over your head.
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Originally posted by Nismomaxt
Good job "Moderator"
Good job "Moderator"
if you think i should be a model citizen you're dead wrong.
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I am NOT your kid's role model! 

Originally posted by DanNY
no problem Maxima Enthusiast...always happy to help.
if you think i should be a model citizen you're dead wrong.
no problem Maxima Enthusiast...always happy to help.
if you think i should be a model citizen you're dead wrong.
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Originally posted by DanNY
no problem Maxima Enthusiast...always happy to help.
if you think i should be a model citizen you're dead wrong.
no problem Maxima Enthusiast...always happy to help.
if you think i should be a model citizen you're dead wrong.
aa..... my BRAIN is melting!!
Originally posted by Spipedong90
wow, if one small suggestion started all this shiz, just think what one of my 'brilliant schemes' would bring upon this forum.
wow, if one small suggestion started all this shiz, just think what one of my 'brilliant schemes' would bring upon this forum.
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What I meant is "Assuming you have loosened the center fastener do the following:"
