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Old 04-15-2007, 10:38 AM
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dude it's f'n easy! all you need is a 12mm wrench a ratchet, 12mm socket and 14mm socket. use the wrench when you dont have enough space to use the ratchet and socket. you'll figure it out.
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dude it's f'n easy! all you need is a 12mm wrench a ratchet, 12mm socket and 14mm socket. use the wrench when you dont have enough space to use the ratchet and socket. you'll figure it out.
Yeah, I may replace it this week or next. I'm not so worried about the pully as I am the belt because the belt seems pretty tough to get to..
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Yeah, I may replace it this week or next. I'm not so worried about the pully as I am the belt because the belt seems pretty tough to get to..
I'm not sure on the V6 but my 4cyl. was pretty easy (belts and pulley) Just loosen up the tensioners and slip the belts off and around the fan when needed.
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Yeah. Might have to wait because I'm going to have to get an alignment when I get my AAL and crank my t-bars, but yeah..I'll end up replacing it within the next few weeks.
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