idler pulley purposes?
Other than helping to route the belt, do idler pulleys do anything else? Im dumping my a/c and there are two idler pulleys on the pass. side that I was wondering if they had any purpose other than to help route the belt from the a/c to the alt. pulley...
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They also help take up slack.
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mach, can you use a breaker bar for your tensioner or is it a threaded round hole...cobras and machs have the same motor, just wondering if your belt is easy to remove or a headache like mine
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Originally Posted by Pyrosis
(Post 426655)
mach, can you use a breaker bar for your tensioner or is it a threaded round hole...cobras and machs have the same motor, just wondering if your belt is easy to remove or a headache like mine
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Originally Posted by 01FR500
(Post 426605)
They also help take up slack.
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and for you GT guys, does your tensioner pulley have a groove for the belt to sit in, or is it completely smooth with the belt sitting on top?
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for my cobra its smooth, and also my idler doesnt have anywhere for that 3/4 inch ratchet, instead it is a round threaded port, something you can screw a bolt in.
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Originally Posted by gotMACH04
(Post 426756)
when i reroute my belt to avoid the a/c, would there be any harm in bypassing an idler if able so long as i still use the tensioner?
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i have heard of machs bypassing both idlers after a/c removal, im gonna try it. i've ordered a grooved tensioner pulley to help keep to belt from slipping...
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