Welcome to the 2GNT Forum! Interested In Advertising with 2GNT?
Home | Site Background| Info&Specs| Mods & Tech Info | CAPS | Part Reviews | Donate | 2GNT Stickers |
Search Printer-friendly copy Email this topic to a friend 5 Users in Chat
Top 2GNT Technical Performance/Engine topic #134569
View in linear mode

Subject: "alternator belt issue" Previous topic | Next topic
ozeclipse99Jul-10-11 11:40 PM
Member since Jul 06th 2011
4 posts,
Click to send email to this author Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list
#134569, "alternator belt issue"


          

Hey so I got this issue with my alternator. The bolt for the tensioner is GONE! I dont know where it went, i'm guessing it fell off well I was driving. How am I supposed to get the belt off, and re-use it. Can I use the bolt from the tensioner on the power steering pump? The guys at dsmtalk told me to use a pry bar, like on a 4g63 (420a here) I tried it, and I understand what there saying because it's the same concept on my gsx, but it doesn't work on the 420a design. Anybody got any ideas? This is driving me nuts.

99 Eclipse 1/4 12.97 at 114 mph

  

Report This Post to Admin Printer-friendly copy | Reply | Reply with quote

alternator belt issue [View all] , ozeclipse99, Jul-10-11 11:40 PM
  RE: alternator belt issue, Moderatorbullettdsm, Jul-11-11 03:21 AM, #1
RE: alternator belt issue, 740 turbo brick, Jul-11-11 03:38 AM, #2
      RE: alternator belt issue, 2ndGen-ElTalon, Jul-11-11 06:21 AM, #3
           RE: alternator belt issue, ozeclipse99, Jul-11-11 01:54 PM, #4
           RE: alternator belt issue, ozeclipse99, Jul-14-11 08:03 PM, #5
                RE: alternator belt issue, ozeclipse99, Jul-14-11 08:03 PM, #6
                     RE: alternator belt issue, 2ndGen-ElTalon, Jul-23-11 07:15 PM, #7

Top 2GNT Technical Performance/Engine topic #134569 Previous topic | Next topic
Powered by DCForum+ Version 1.2
Copyright 1997-2003 DCScripts.com

I generated this page in 0.086220026016235 seconds, executing 13 queries.