belt question
alright,
i bought this mustang gt fox body.
heres the problem it did not have the tensioner pully assembely but it did have
the belt sitting there. does anyone know how the belt suppoed to run through all the pullies ? the car has PS Water pump/fan, alternator, tensioner and the crank... but no ac... i may have the wrong belt.
im pretty new when it comes to mustang so any help would be great
thanks
i bought this mustang gt fox body.
heres the problem it did not have the tensioner pully assembely but it did have
the belt sitting there. does anyone know how the belt suppoed to run through all the pullies ? the car has PS Water pump/fan, alternator, tensioner and the crank... but no ac... i may have the wrong belt.
im pretty new when it comes to mustang so any help would be great
thanks
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Does the power steering sit up top near the valve cover or down low near the oil pan? If it sits down low, you'll need the special pulley that bolts in place of the A/C compressor or get a compressor to bolt in its place.
Basically the belt goes around the crank, wraps over the water pump so the back (smooth side) of the belt goes around the water pump pulley, then goes around the alternator. After the alternator, the belt goes below the tensioner (again, smooth side to the pulley) and goes over to the drivers side of the motor. Here, it either goes around the A/C compressor or Power steering pump (if its a non-A/C car and the PS pump is up top). Then it goes back to the crank.
There should be a sticker on the radiator core support with a diagram showing the routing.
Basically the belt goes around the crank, wraps over the water pump so the back (smooth side) of the belt goes around the water pump pulley, then goes around the alternator. After the alternator, the belt goes below the tensioner (again, smooth side to the pulley) and goes over to the drivers side of the motor. Here, it either goes around the A/C compressor or Power steering pump (if its a non-A/C car and the PS pump is up top). Then it goes back to the crank.
There should be a sticker on the radiator core support with a diagram showing the routing.



