Part # for Idler/Tensioner Bolt? (adjusts AC/Alt belts)
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Part # for Idler/Tensioner Bolt & Nut? (adjusts AC/Alt belts)
Wasssaap. Like a fool, I broke this bolt today ...while also wasting my time taking my alternator off and riding my bicycle 15 miles round trip to Autozone. That's another issue... Anyway, I pushed the pulley as tight as I could for now and it isn't slipping, but I need the bolt and nut to adjust the water/alternator belt. Anyone know it or where I could see a picture of it, etc? Thanks!
The other problem is battery draining. I replaced the ORIGINAL battery a week ago, thinking it finally bit the dust, but the problem is/was still there - hence the bike ride. Good times! It seems to be better now, but time will tell. The + starter cable did seem SLIGHTY loose or maybe just reattaching everything better secured some connections? Replacing/testing an alternator is NOT fun.
The other problem is battery draining. I replaced the ORIGINAL battery a week ago, thinking it finally bit the dust, but the problem is/was still there - hence the bike ride. Good times! It seems to be better now, but time will tell. The + starter cable did seem SLIGHTY loose or maybe just reattaching everything better secured some connections? Replacing/testing an alternator is NOT fun.
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I must be brain dead ...or just subconsciously avoiding that. It didn't even cross my mind, lol. I've had some very vivid and unpleasant experiences with junkyards though - things that sting, bite (rottweilers), and wasting my time not finding what I need.
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