Schematic and routing for Short Belts

KyleEBK

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ill check current belt, hopefully still has numbers on it somewhere, paper i got with high output alt says use a belt half inch smaller then current belt,which is think would be 72.5 inches

 

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KyleEBK said:

ill check current belt, hopefully still has numbers on it somewhere, paper i got with high output alt says use a belt half inch smaller then current belt,which is think would be 72.5 inches

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Old belt numbers are not needed!!!
Just take the old one in to any decent parts store. Ask them to measure it and get one a half inch shorter, no problem.

 

Mustang5L5

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7991LXnSHO said:

Old belt numbers are not needed!!!
Just take the old one in to any decent parts store. Ask them to measure it and get one a half inch shorter, no problem.

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The problem is making sure you go to a parts store where the guy actually knows what you are trying to accomplish.

Frequently i find myself at parts stores where if it's not in the computer, the associate has no clue.

 

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right i find that if certian people are working they know alot of things but other employees dunno if its not on computer

 

Stevenmverrill

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Bullitt95 said:

Here are my schematics for the SN95 5.0 (belt lengths assume stock pulleys):

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Thanks! Thought about deleting my ac otw to the parts store, and found this with a quick search.

 

Stevenmverrill

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Also I normally just have them let me in the back. It's asking too much of 10$ an hour to know part #.

It's normally some prefix, the # of ribs, then the last 4 part #'s are inches including 1/10's as the last #

Example: for my 82.7"

5060827

50 is prefix 6 is ribs 082 is inches an 7 is 7/10"

 

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Stevenmverrill said:

Thanks! Thought about deleting my ac otw to the parts store, and found this with a quick search.

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This thread is 3 years old!:zombie:

 

Mustang5L5

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Just shows searching works

 

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Stevenmverrill

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So an update for sn95 ac and smog delete:

82.7 seams long. It works but, with my lopey idle the tensioner actually maxes out and sounds horrible doing it.

 

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My technique is to go to autozone and try a few until I find what I like.

 

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Roland69 said:

dont know what happened to the other pic

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I replaced my alternator with a 130 amp alternator, and have deleted Smog Pump but the 84.5 belt was too short because the pulley on the alternator was bigger than the stock. Used 86.5" belt.