first issue after 7th gen swap
first issue after 7th gen swap
so far I put a little over 150 miles since swapping in the 2014 engine and I think I'm hearing a noise from the power steering pump. I'm starting to wonder if I over tightened the power steering belt. I just tightened the belt as much as it would go...
any opinions??
any opinions??
Last edited by uptownsamcv; Jun 12, 2023 at 06:12 AM.
Definitely not the right way to tension the belts. Look at the FSM process here. It's always a guestimate when I install them because I don't have a way of measuring the force applied to the belt, but it's nowhere near as tight as it can go. There needs to be some deflection. If I ever do the 7th gen swap, I'll try to retain their accessories - the single belt design with an auto tensioner is just so much better.
https://www.nicoclub.com/service-man...F2002%2FMA.pdf
https://www.nicoclub.com/service-man...F2002%2FMA.pdf
Definitely not the right way to tension the belts. Look at the FSM process here. It's always a guestimate when I install them because I don't have a way of measuring the force applied to the belt, but it's nowhere near as tight as it can go. There needs to be some deflection. If I ever do the 7th gen swap, I'll try to retain their accessories - the single belt design with an auto tensioner is just so much better.
https://www.nicoclub.com/service-man...F2002%2FMA.pdf
https://www.nicoclub.com/service-man...F2002%2FMA.pdf
I wanted to use 7th gen accessories but I just put in a brand new compressor last summer and A/C lines. I didn't want to have to buy another compressor, P.S. pump and alternator as well as make custom A/C lines.
when I get my new pump I'll make sure the belt isn't tightened as far as the tensioner will go.
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