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Old 06-07-2008, 11:06 PM   #1
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The pulley on the far left of the engine that runs the aircon belt..Should you be able to move the middle part of the pulley by hand? If I spin it - it spins but the belt part doesnt move just the inside of the pulley... Does that make sense to anyone and can they check for me!! If just had my belt changed and was nosing around and noticed it moved and now its bugging me!!
Yes i know im odd but someone check it!!
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that's normal, it's so the compressor can kick on and off without disturbing the belt
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Excellent cheers mate.. You've won the award for answerin my stupidest question yet!! Thanks dude
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Excellent cheers mate.. You've won the award for answerin my stupidest question yet!! Thanks dude
lol, don't worry about it, I only learned that asking my boss the same question about a car at work
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