I've went through 3 already.. I haven't put one on for like 6 months already.. Im tired of driving w/ out powersteering especially when i'm fucked up! soo.. what could the reason be?

Allan
allan@sablan.org

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dont drive fucked up stupid...

you probably need a new tensioner , or your just not aligning your belts right... try using a gatorback belt also

2005 Corolla XRS
2ZZ 6-speed

Do you have an aluminum UDP? If you don't get it on all the way then you'll just keep throwing belts. Use an air impact wrench to get it on all the way.


95 Eclipse RS : 5 speed
15.7 @ 87.9mph
Jeep TB writeup - http://www.dimensia.com:81/jimbo/JeepTBfor2gnt.html

I have had the same damn problem for a year...I replaced the tensioner, no good...made sure everything was perfect still broke 10 seconds later at high revs...It was one of the problems that will not go away. It made me so mad so for a month and a half I just got used to no power steering. BUT we did find the problem. The Pulley shaft, that goes into the pump, was not tight so it went in and out about a half an inch with pressure, just wobbled in and out, and there was a little play in the shaft area. So I bought a remanufactured one for 50 bux, and its brand new….boom fixed the problem

oh yes,

dont drive fucked up....

that makes me not want to help you, my good friend was killed from a fucking drunk driver...please dont be STUPID...

remove the tensioner get a smaller belt and use the p/s bracket to tension the bracket.

You can have it cheap, fast or good. Pick any two.

If you want it cheap and fast, it's not going to be good.
If you want it cheap and good, it's not going to be fast.
If you want it good and fast, it's not going to be cheap.

dont drive like an idiot

2005 Corolla XRS
2ZZ 6-speed

You'd be surprised how much brains you see at the junk yard as a result of drivers under the influence.

Joel Baldridge, ASE Certified Master Technician, Audi Certified Expert Technician

i noticed your from the bay area.... if you drive drunk and hit anyone i know, im gonna drive 12 hours home and... thats all im gonna say.

while were on the subject, what part of the bay area are you from?

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JOE - Lifted 95 Jeep Grand Cherokee
www.nagca.com

Maybe he was smoking pot. Ohhh big deal there. But drink+driving=bitchslap

I eat emo kids for breakfast

1995 Eagle Talon (SOLD)
72' SuperBeetle
72' Standard Beetle
56' Deluxe Beetle

ooh nah i don't ever drive drunk.. ya im talkin about herb.. actually helps me drive better, more focused.. haha but thats only once in awhile.. but ya other than that.. i got the stock pully.. i'll probably have a mechanic check it out.. since i gotta change my waterpump and timing belt soon.. shit juss started over heating again.. spills the coolant out on idle less the heater's blasting or im on the gas.. where's the best (cheap or decent price) place to purchase parts (waterpump, timing belt, watever else ima need to replace em)? im in Fremont btw.

Allan
allan@sablan.org

--=-=-=-=----------representin NoRCALi/BaY ArEa since '97-----=-=-=-=------

I had that same problem before. Just tight the bolt on the balancer with a impact gun, if the balancer is not all the way in, the belt will come off under heavy acceleration. I did replace my belt twice and after tighting the bolt with an impact gun instead of a 1/2" racket wrench an a lot of arm power, it stop shooting the belt off.



Stock Rebuild Block, Custom Turbo Kit: Custom 3" Downpipe, TEO4H Turbocharger : 10-12 psi, Starion Intercooler, Custom IC Piping, HKS By-pass, HKS AIC, (4) 330 cc extra injectors, Autometer Gauges

Who is saying use an impact gun on the head bolts? I said use it to drive the balancer in place. That bolt can handle the stress. Just drive the balancer in place with the gun then loose the bolt and torque to specs. The balancer goes in pretty tight and to use a regular racket wrench is a very slow process. The first time I took one out, I had a hard time. So I'm just making thing easier for someone having the same problem that I had. Let us know when you fix the problem.

Stock Rebuild Block, Custom Turbo Kit: Custom 3" Downpipe, TEO4H Turbocharger : 10-12 psi, Starion Intercooler, Custom IC Piping, HKS By-pass, HKS AIC, (4) 330 cc extra injectors, Autometer Gauges

I wasn't saying "head" bolts. I said "Bolt" heads. I work in a shop and have repaired numerous cars with sheared bolts from overtorquing. A lot of techs will tell you the same thing. Yes it can make it easier but it isn't advisable. I wasn't meaning to sound like I was jumping but when you see that kind of preventable damage on a regular basis...Please accept my offer of truce?

Yes, I understand what you are writting. I had that same problem with my belt, I had it installed by hand and it wasn't so easy. When I used the impact gun, the balancer went in place faster and better.
I know there are a lot of so called mechanic working around that instead of fixing things they damage things and I understand you concern. I just trying to help him with my experience in the same problem he has. Tools are made to ease the installation, just use it in a correct way. But, thanks for the concern! I'm sure he will be carefull.

Stock Rebuild Block, Custom Turbo Kit: Custom 3" Downpipe, TEO4H Turbocharger : 10-12 psi, Starion Intercooler, Custom IC Piping, HKS By-pass, HKS AIC, (4) 330 cc extra injectors, Autometer Gauges

Install your aftermarket UDP with an IMPACT wrench, until it don't turn anymore.

All shredded belts I've seen are a result of not putting on your UDP all the way/straight.