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On Aug 14, 5:57 am, Skip Gundlach wrote:
.... This morning as I did my pre-start inventory, I noted that the belt I'd tightened to the extremity the prior start was a bit looser than I'd like, so made a note in the log to replace it before we started again. .... Care for some unsolicited advise? Check the alternator bearings. When you have the belt off rotate and wiggle the alternator shaft. There shouldn't be any play in any direction. Also, make a mark on the adjustment arm with a grease pencil when you tighten the belt so you can see if you are getting a bit of slip. Finally, use the best quality belts you can find. I use toothed superbelts and they last for many hundreds of hours. -- Tom. |
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