Air Pump Belt
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Air Pump Belt
Hello, I have just bought belt for my air pump that goes from the fan to the pump.
But for some reason its really loose and I cant find anything that tells me if theres an adjustment to turn the air pump to make the belt tight.
Does anyone know of one or did I buy the wrong belt ?
But for some reason its really loose and I cant find anything that tells me if theres an adjustment to turn the air pump to make the belt tight.
Does anyone know of one or did I buy the wrong belt ?
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Hello, I have just bought belt for my air pump that goes from the fan to the pump.
But for some reason its really loose and I cant find anything that tells me if theres an adjustment to turn the air pump to make the belt tight.
Does anyone know of one or did I buy the wrong belt ?
But for some reason its really loose and I cant find anything that tells me if theres an adjustment to turn the air pump to make the belt tight.
Does anyone know of one or did I buy the wrong belt ?
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Yeah, I found it. I had the belt around the e shaft as well as the shaft for the fan, but the reason it was a bit loose was because I hadn't adjusted the air pump to tighten it. I couldn't find the adjuster for it. It was on the bottom of the air pump.
Loosen that bolt, and the bolt at the top, and you can turn the whole air pump, then tighten them both down. Weird thing is, now that I've hooked up the air pump, the car doesn't idle very well. I got it w/out the air pump belt, now that its on.. tsk tsk, doesn't want to run right.
Any carb gurus tell me how to adjust the fuel mixture screw and the idle screw? I don't want to mess it up too badly, a rebuilt carb costs too much $ for me to tinker with it.
Loosen that bolt, and the bolt at the top, and you can turn the whole air pump, then tighten them both down. Weird thing is, now that I've hooked up the air pump, the car doesn't idle very well. I got it w/out the air pump belt, now that its on.. tsk tsk, doesn't want to run right.
Any carb gurus tell me how to adjust the fuel mixture screw and the idle screw? I don't want to mess it up too badly, a rebuilt carb costs too much $ for me to tinker with it.
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