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ForceFed420aJan-19-06 03:52 AM
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#122484, "RE: Belt Slipping.."
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You could do that, as belts will stretch over time, and the alternator doesn't automatically adjust for that.

Or, since you're going in there anyways, just put another belt on it, and then you don't have to worry about the possiblity of doing it twice.


Brian

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Belt Slipping.. [View all] , 95Eclipse302, Jan-18-06 06:42 PM
  RE: Belt Slipping.., 95EclipseGS n FL, Jan-19-06 01:32 AM, #1
RE: Belt Slipping.., ForceFed420a, Jan-19-06 03:52 AM #2

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