Can you spin the rotary by moving the belts?
05-29-02, 06:38 PM
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Can you spin the rotary by moving the belts?
Hi,
I am currently researching on how to properly do the ATF tricks. So far, I am fairly equipped with the knowledge and tools. However, for best results, it is better for us to turn the rotary once in a while (16hours).
I am wondering if I could turn the rotary by moving the belts? If so, which belt do I move?
I am currently researching on how to properly do the ATF tricks. So far, I am fairly equipped with the knowledge and tools. However, for best results, it is better for us to turn the rotary once in a while (16hours).
I am wondering if I could turn the rotary by moving the belts? If so, which belt do I move?
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Better yet, just turn the engine using the main pulley. Its the big one w/ 4 belt grooves at the bottom. Remember, 1 full rotation of the main pulley= 1/3 rotation of the rotors.
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Originally posted by RETed
Even easier, slap a 19mm socket (and ratchet) on the alternator pulley and turn.  This is a bit easier to do than the main pulley underneath.
-Ted
Even easier, slap a 19mm socket (and ratchet) on the alternator pulley and turn.  This is a bit easier to do than the main pulley underneath.
-Ted
Really? so I basically stick a 19mm socket at the center bolt of the alternator and turn it?
05-29-02, 10:36 PM
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Originally posted by telus.net
Really? so I basically stick a 19mm socket at the center bolt of the alternator and turn it?
Really? so I basically stick a 19mm socket at the center bolt of the alternator and turn it?
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05-30-02, 08:10 PM
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Originally posted by Anderson
When turning, the E-Shaft, the gear from the dist. keeps track so the ignition will not be off. Is that corect?
When turning, the E-Shaft, the gear from the dist. keeps track so the ignition will not be off. Is that corect?
-Ted
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