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Old 08-23-2008, 07:20 PM
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I have been trying to post in maintenence, but won't let me in to do new post, so I'm in here. A friend has a 98 non super and the tensioner pulley was squeeking. Her brother bought a new pulley at Oreillys and put it on. The problem I now see is that the belt wants to ride off the edge of the pulley. It looks as if the pulley is not straight but at a very slight tilt. Is there a spacer behind the pulley or is the tensioner itself bad. I just put on a new belt for her because the old one got chewed on the edge that is hanging over the pulley edge. I know the belt is riding on the pulley wrong but need more input. Thanks!! Finally got in this section!!
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Tell me about it, I have been fighting this problem for years. Tried different pulley (metal design and a bit wider than OEM) Did not help the squeeking. Nor does cleaning everything, including the belt surface. I'm about to try a gatorback belt as a last resort.
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