pulley update

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Chrs, Oct 20, 2007.

  1. Chrs

    Chrs Guest

    Well its done and the old one was ready to fall apart,took 45 mins from
    start to finish,olny because i had a tool that removed the bolt from
    bottom pulley with no problem.(cordless drill special )the only problem
    i have at the moment is how do you get the right tension on the fan
    belt?i did it in the end with engine running and just kept doing it up
    untill it stopped makeing that noise, when belt is too lose,well lets
    hope i have done it up to the right place,unless some kind sole has the
    gauges that they use to do this thing with that can do mine for
    me.(dont know unless you ask)
    thanks for putting up with this rubbish about the pulley all this time ,
    chris .
     
    Chrs, Oct 20, 2007
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  2. Ignore my post on the old thread. Glad you got it done.

    Don't know how different the 1.9 Turbo 405 is to the 1.9 Turbo 406 but
    Haynes has this for the 406 if it helps. The non aircon one looks easy.
    The other looks a real doozy.

    Without air conditioning:
    The belt should be adjusted so that, under firm thumb pressure, there is
    5.0mm of movement at the mid point on the longest run between the pulleys.

    With air conditioning:
    Turn the eccentric tensioner pulley to apply tension to the drive belt,
    until the load is released from the setting bolt. Without altering the
    position of the eccentric tensioner pulley, tighten its retaining bolt to
    the specified torque.

    Remove the setting bolt from the automatic tensioner arm, then rotate the
    crankshaft four complete revolutions in the normal direction of rotation.

    Check that the holes in the automatic adjuster arm and the mounting bracket
    are still aligned by reinserting the setting bolt. If the bolt will not
    slide in easily, repeat the process.


    Hope it helps,

    Keith
     
    Keith Willcocks, Oct 20, 2007
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  3. Chrs

    Chrs Guest

    Thanks Keith,
    but it is all diff under my 405 than 406.been for a run
    with it and the power steering is a lot better it take no muscle to
    turn now not like before.i think the belt might be ok as i have spoken
    to many people today and they said best way todo it is with engine
    running, which i did.so lets hope its ok
     
    Chrs, Oct 20, 2007
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  4. Keep an eye on the belt and you'll soon know if it is wearing wrongly.

    Cheers

    Keith
     
    Keith Willcocks, Oct 21, 2007
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  5. Chrs

    Chrs Guest

    Keith.
    I have been out and about today and stopped many time and restared with
    no noise, but i think it will need ajusting aftera couple of days. as
    first thing it made a bit of a noise just as i was turning it over then
    it was quite.
     
    Chrs, Oct 21, 2007
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