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3rd fan belt in 2 months help

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03 Mar 2015 07:14 #139700 by mooie4x4
3rd fan belt in 2 months help was created by mooie4x4
Please help i have a m13a and its eating fan belts. What size should i be using and any idea why its happening?

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03 Mar 2015 07:37 #139701 by minibbb
I fitted a 4PK850 from gates- seems fine so far and I believe this is the right size for the M13. Is the pulley in good condition?

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03 Mar 2015 08:12 #139702 by mooie4x4
Replied by mooie4x4 on topic Re:3rd fan belt in 2 months help
Its got burnt on fan belt now but seemed ok befor

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03 Mar 2015 09:41 #139710 by kirkynut
Have you been tensioning them correctly and cleaning any rubbish out of the grooves on the pullies when changing them?

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03 Mar 2015 11:23 #139717 by markyp2000
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Make sure there isnt a siezed pully

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03 Mar 2015 11:27 #139718 by Jabberwocky
Replied by Jabberwocky on topic Re:3rd fan belt in 2 months help
Make sure all the pulley wheels are clean, smooth and free from any rust. It only takes a bit of rust on one of the wheels to cut through belts like a knife.
I had a problem like this and carefully cleaning the pulley wheels cured the problem. ;)

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