Greetings all.
I have just replace the belt under 100 mile age and it is already showing signs of it shredding what gives? pulleys are not rough to the touch or around any of the other areas where it touches any ideas???? Thanks
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1996 f-250 4 x 4 Stock as can be!
idler pully bearings could be going. You need to remove the belt and check Idler ,tensioner and other relevant pulleys for bearing play or bad bushings.
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A lot of times its the tensioner. When it goes bad, it will tilt just a tad, allowing the belt to shred at the edge after interfering with something (other pulleys, etc). Cheers!
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97 F250 SC 4x4 (CA model), E4OD, 4.10 LS, Relocated Block Heater Plug, Ext Trans Filter, Tru-Cool Max, I/C Mounted but not Plumbed
I had the very same problem, turned out to be the water pump going bad. The water pump pulley was tilted letting the belt fray on one side. Replaced pump and no problems since.
A lot of times its the tensioner. When it goes bad, it will tilt just a tad, allowing the belt to shred at the edge after interfering with something (other pulleys, etc). Cheers!
That was my case, just change the tensioner and fixed the problem. but anyway Id check all the pulleys and WP.
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