Belt Slipping
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Belt Slipping
Hey guys. Just wondering if anyone else has problems with their belts slipping in the higher RPM range? My belt starts slipping at about 5,000 and higher. I only have one belt from main pulley, water pump, and alternator. I've tightened the belt the best I could but it just slips in the higher range. Any help is appreciated!
RotorKopf
RotorKopf
I've run a single belt for ever and never had it slip at any rpm. Sure you are not getting the belt wet?
Alot of guys have used the FHP type belts with a single belt but I have always used the stock one.
Alot of guys have used the FHP type belts with a single belt but I have always used the stock one.
Yew can pick up a dual pully for the alt. for like $20-$30. This will allow you to run two bults plus it will slow the waterpump resolution down at high rpms.
I agree with the Doc. 1 belt should be sufficient...in the case of what your dealing with. I would replace the belt with a new, or go double pully and be done.
best of luck
I agree with the Doc. 1 belt should be sufficient...in the case of what your dealing with. I would replace the belt with a new, or go double pully and be done.
best of luck
Originally Posted by FirebirdSlayer666
Hey guys. Just wondering if anyone else has problems with their belts slipping in the higher RPM range? My belt starts slipping at about 5,000 and higher. I only have one belt from main pulley, water pump, and alternator. I've tightened the belt the best I could but it just slips in the higher range. Any help is appreciated!
RotorKopf
RotorKopf
Originally Posted by slowautoxr
once temps get above freezing i'll figure it out.
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Belt definitely isn't wet but it is probably old and is getting small cracks. I'll replace it after payday and see how that helps. I'd like to go with a Gilmer system eventually.
I dunno. I'm really not a big fan of only running one belt. Forget about slippage-think about the water pump. I've had alternator belts break on me before, and you drove quite a bit before you realize your electricity is dying. Now imagine that this happened without your water pump working also.
Mazda slapped 2 belts around the pump for a reason.
Mazda slapped 2 belts around the pump for a reason.
Do a Search for YaHoo Belt.
I run a Double Pulley Setup. No Slippage ever.
If you go this way make sure to buy the Belts in Pairs. Go GoodYear!!!
The other plus is that if one breaks you have a BackUp already installed.
sgieldon
steve
I run a Double Pulley Setup. No Slippage ever.
If you go this way make sure to buy the Belts in Pairs. Go GoodYear!!!
The other plus is that if one breaks you have a BackUp already installed.
sgieldon
steve
Originally Posted by sgieldon
Do a Search for YaHoo Belt.
I run a Double Pulley Setup. No Slippage ever.
If you go this way make sure to buy the Belts in Pairs. Go GoodYear!!!
The other plus is that if one breaks you have a BackUp already installed.
sgieldon
steve
I run a Double Pulley Setup. No Slippage ever.
If you go this way make sure to buy the Belts in Pairs. Go GoodYear!!!
The other plus is that if one breaks you have a BackUp already installed.
sgieldon
steve
wow thats what i want mine to look like
the pic i meant
Originally Posted by sgieldon
Do a Search for YaHoo Belt.
I run a Double Pulley Setup. No Slippage ever.
If you go this way make sure to buy the Belts in Pairs. Go GoodYear!!!
The other plus is that if one breaks you have a BackUp already installed.
sgieldon
steve
I run a Double Pulley Setup. No Slippage ever.
If you go this way make sure to buy the Belts in Pairs. Go GoodYear!!!
The other plus is that if one breaks you have a BackUp already installed.
sgieldon
steve
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