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> throwing belt..., alternator belt keeps flying off??
crash914
post Jun 2 2006, 05:37 AM
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anyone have this problem?

It all started when I replaced my gas tank.. before that I never had a problem.

Now I have thrown the belt 3 times in 3 days....

I did advance my timing a little bit. Could I be revving too fast?

this is not a stock motor... I just don't know if there are shims or other things to look at. Fan is tight and balanced..

I guess I could back off the timing, but what fun would that be...
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post Jun 2 2006, 05:54 AM
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reply would not take...

I threw the old belt and the new belt twice. I thought that I did not have it tight enough...but not the second and 3rd. time.

The alternator seems ok, spins ok and smooth.

I run it up to 6500 rpm. i did this before I advanced the timing with no problems very frequently. Now with the advanced timing, I am thinking that it spins up more quickly. thus the problem. I am guessing but at 6500 engine rpm, the alternator must be spinning at close to 12000 rpm...anyone? anyone?
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