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Old 11-01-2006, 05:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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shredding belts!

A friend of mine has a 94 IDI in his shuttle bus, Says he's shredding belts every 1,000 miles! Dealer told him he needed lazers, shims and a lot of labor to correct it. Any one have this problem that might have an easyer fix?
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Re: shredding belts!

Mine did the same thing. Does his belt tensioner have a shock look device on it?

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Re: shredding belts!

Ensure the belt has the right number of grooves and is the right length, check the tensioner for operation. To check tensioner remove the belt, apply some pressure to the tensioner to similate being under the belt now try and wiggle the tensioner in and out. This would show if the tensioner bushings are worn. Also try to turn each associated pulley to ensure they are not seized.
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