I have hicas so my car might be different. you will defintitely have a tensioneer on the power steering pump. you need to loosen the 14mm nut so pump can slide in the groove. you may have to also back off the tensioner bolt if it is tight. for hicas there is another 14mm bolt to loosen.CRyan wrote:Hey guys - i know i'm digging up an old post here - but i'd rather dig this up then start another thread so -
I'm on the belt that goes from the fan to the p.s. to the crank pulley. And can't for the life of me figure out how to get it off.
I was actually able to take off the (what i do believe) is the tensioner completely. The two bolts on the back, and the one on front. So yeah. I'm stuck, and very lost. Someone please help out - I'm getting quite frustrated because I'm sure it is going to be something soo very simple.
Now see here's the deal. You see where the tensioning bolt and locking nut is? Connected to that bracket. I was able to take that whole bracket off with nothing happening.vancouverbc wrote:zerothread?id=253102
look at the first 3 pics. the first pic is a non hicas car and shows the tensioning bolt. the next pic is a hicas pump . not sure if you have that extra bolt to remove.
Alrighty - will check tomorrow - the interior has a fond stench to it. SO, I've been removing the carpet and going to dip it in some deluded bleach water. It worked the last time with my friends GMC trucks carpet. Figured it won't hurt it too terribly bad.vancouverbc wrote:nothing is going to move until you loosen all the bolts. if you look at my second picture, there is another bolt that needs loosening. not sure where your bolt would be. looking for a oval hole where the bolt would slide.
Anyone?CRyan wrote:Alrighty well, I've gotten the p/s pulley off. Thanks for the help guys.
Next now is the belt that runs to the a/c compressor/crank pulley. As you know, it has a tensioner pulley between it - and everytime I lift the nut holding it in place breaks loose, and when i push down, it seems not to move. Which way is this tensioner pulley supposed to be swinging, up to me or down to the ground? Any help will be greatly appreciated
I have that one off. I'm on the bottom side where the a/c pulley to crank pulley is. With the tensioner pulley between the two. It doesn't seem to sway either way - is there another bolt I need to break loose? I'm afraid if i push too terribly much (down, would be tightening the bolt ON the tensioner pulley) I might mess something up.modulation wrote:What you need to do:1. But the bracket behind the pulley, Bolt pulley with bolt to little bracket thew slider thing, put the long bolt threw the bottom of the hole underneath/back of the pulley and screw it into the bracket.2. Tighten the pulley bolt up enough so where the pulley is snug but can still slide up or down. Put on belt.3. You tighten the bolt that is on the bottom (the "i"). As you tighten that bolt it pushes on the top and moves the pulley down which tensions it.
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Side View (like from side of car)i = long bolt (goes threw L)L = bracket- = short bolt0 = pulley_ = top