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Old 10-31-2011, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted by peachykeen View Post
I totally understand that -- but my rust is a bit advanced -- the rust has actually pitted the inside V section, so I should have clarified that to begin with --- however, only in about a 6" area...I know that best fix is to replace the pulley on the crank, but I'm only a novice mechanic...so, this weekend I took the belt off and sanded some more as best as I could from under the car and got it as smooth as possible...hopefully I'll be able to get more miles this time before having to either retighten or replace the belt --

I have double checked the alignment and the pulleys are right on. I know the belt is getting eaten away since it will start to squeal and there is a fine, fine rubber dust that starts coating the engine compartment..

thanks for any other input..
Why don't you fill in the pitted area with jbweld, then sand it down flat again?
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