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jiminy14 06-21-2005 03:54 PM

looking for solution to fan belt issue
 
hi guys i am new to the forum. i am putting a '93 HO motor in a 1966 volvo p1800. the motor is in and carbureted.

i have removed the power steering, air pump, and a/c.

so i would like to just run a serpentine belt from the crank around the perimiter of the water pump and alternator. with the reverse rotation pump this is a problem.

i have not been able to find a company that makes an idler pulley which would sit where the power steering pump would be and allow me to run the belt properly. any ideas??

i have considered using the earlier, standard rotating water pump and switching to the serpentine pulley. i have been told i need to use a spacer between the serpentine pulley and water pump housing in order to do this.
i would rather just get an idler pulley.

i have put the power steering pump on for now, but have no where to run the lines and i figure the pump will seize without fluid in it. is this the case??

help would be appreciated.

thanks,
james

ThePunisher 06-21-2005 07:37 PM


Originally Posted by jiminy14
hi guys i am new to the forum. i am putting a '93 HO motor in a 1966 volvo p1800. the motor is in and carbureted.

i have removed the power steering, air pump, and a/c.

so i would like to just run a serpentine belt from the crank around the perimiter of the water pump and alternator. with the reverse rotation pump this is a problem.

i have not been able to find a company that makes an idler pulley which would sit where the power steering pump would be and allow me to run the belt properly. any ideas??

i have considered using the earlier, standard rotating water pump and switching to the serpentine pulley. i have been told i need to use a spacer between the serpentine pulley and water pump housing in order to do this.
i would rather just get an idler pulley.

i have put the power steering pump on for now, but have no where to run the lines and i figure the pump will seize without fluid in it. is this the case??

help would be appreciated.

thanks,
james

If it was me, I would fabricate a bracket you could bolt a idler pulley to or take a existing one and modify it to make it work. I would say yes, without fluid in the PSP it will probably frag it.


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