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I'm thinking I will go buy a new belt and this time strip the paint off the belt tensioner pulley.
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When you remove the belt, can you spin every pulley by hand freely? Is your belt tensioner spring stretched beyond spec? Also, when you buy a belt, make sure it the belt length corresponds to the size if your water pump pulley. There are 2 different sizes. This information also applies to the OM606. ![]() ![]() The longer belt length is 2145mm. Pulley PNs: #6032050110, 138mm diameter #6032050210, 157mm diameter If you have the small pulley get the short belt, if you have the large pulley get the long belt.
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"When you remove the belt, can you spin every pulley by hand freely? Is your belt tensioner spring stretched beyond spec?"
I don't know, but the tensioner spring is what came on the car when I bought it. As far as the belt... My alternator is a valeo. ( I found that out after I ordered the bosch voltage regulator) I just found the receipt for the belt and pulley that was on there from 2014 from pelican parts (did not squak for a few years). had I known that I would not have replaced the pulley, trying to think if I threw the pulley out or not... . Sales slip (pelican parts) says 6k x 2140 010-997-79-92 The one I have on the car says 6PK 2140 I looked online and they are the same as far as I can tell. I measure the cooling pump pulley and it is 157 MM. It sounds like I have the correct belt. I cleaned the gunk out of the pulley grooves before installing the new one. Would that make a difference? Last edited by ChrisArnt; 10-19-2017 at 06:38 PM. |
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