LT1 belt pullies needed
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Racer
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From: Troy Al
LT1 belt pullies needed
I had my power steering pump lock up on me. It fried my tensioner pulley, and the plastic pulley that the belt rides on going the other direction. It's close. No more then 6" from the tensioner. Sorry I don't know the right name. Does anyone know of a source for these pullies that ride along the serpentine belt path? My car is a '93 coupe.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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i also have a 93 and just replaced the tensioner and idler pulley got them at Napa. If you still have the ribs on both sides of your serpentine belt you will need early model pulleys if they are just on one side then you will order late model pulleys. hope this helps
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Yep Idler pulley. Should be able to find one at any auto parts store.
I know autozone has the tensioner.
I know autozone has the tensioner.
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I had my power steering pump lock up on me. It fried my tensioner pulley, and the plastic pulley that the belt rides on going the other direction. It's close. No more then 6" from the tensioner. Sorry I don't know the right name. Does anyone know of a source for these pullies that ride along the serpentine belt path? My car is a '93 coupe.
Thanks.
Thanks.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4-t...placement.html
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Racer
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From: Troy Al
cool stuff. Thanks. I thought I had tried advanve or A.Z., but did not try NAPA. So yesterday I called NAPA. Pickin em up today. They were $21, and $20, or so. Mine are both smoth on the outside. So is the belt. The ribs are on the inside of the belt.
