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Old 11-03-2003   #6
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the gator belts we used on your car I didn't really like the build quality of them.
with that being said here is how you do it.
Altenator belt, loosen up the bottom bolt (down by plug-in/right by block, near oil filter), then crank the 't' assembly until the altenator belts gets tight (i think it should have 1/4-1/2" of deflection), then re-tighten bolt.
Power steering: loosen up mounting bolts (2 are found inside of pully, pully must have holes north/south to access bolts, 1 is behind, and I think there is another in front, I don't remember, then just 'pry' the power steering pump back until it has minimal deflection).
a/c: there is a pully mounted that has 2 bolts, losen up those and push it around, then retighten it.
or call mike or me.
612-636-3674
If I had wheels I'd come over and tighten them for you like we said we would, otherwise try calling mike's cellphone.
Did you do that oil-change yet? How is the clutch engagement? Did it move on you?
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