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Old May 25, 2006 | 02:19 PM
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It'* not scary, and it'* not dangerous for a couple minutes.

An L27 belt is a 30-second job including getting the tool out.
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Old May 25, 2006 | 02:19 PM
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Cool ill take some looks at it if it look 1% old im goign to change it, hopfuly that fixes it, im always a fraid to change these types of belts because in the past they where always a bi7ch
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Ryan..a quick short distance...like down your street.
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When the car is cold, remove the belt, and drive for a very short distance with the same conditions. Not too long, as you'll have no water pump during the test.
thats a little scary, cuz no power steering and not alt, not Water pump....

but id all else fales ill try it..
While you have the belts off, just try this....there'* a reason.
reason :?: more power? or what should i be lission for???
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If you do replace the belt, consider a GY Gatorback belt. I'm partial to them.
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The reason would be to see if it'* something driven by the belt or another thing...say the harmonic balancer for example.
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Ryan..a quick short distance...like down your street.
ok cool on my way home today ill stop and get a new belt, and ill let the car cool down and then change it and try the quick drive.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
The reason would be to see if it'* something driven by the belt or another thing...say the harmonic balancer for example.
sh17 i hope its not that, arnt those like a 4 hour job to replace? harmonic balancers
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nah..I think Wren has it down to 20 min.

You remove large bolt from center. Use puller to remove balancer. Reinstall new balancer.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
nah..I think Wren has it down to 20 min.

You remove large bolt from center. Use puller to remove balancer. Reinstall new balancer.
wow cool, Dam is every thing on a L27 easy to replace and do???

everything something hapens to my car i always think its going to be tuff, but them it turns out to be eays to do.,
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