What belt is this?
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Hi all,
having a look around my engine today before a journey and found a belt off,chewed up etc
it was on the pulley next to the alternator![](http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u65/konceppt/681182b5.jpg)
also noticed directly below it on a bracket,a chewed up mess.I don't know if it's a tensioner or what as it's too badly damaged
this pic is at an angle but this is it.
![](http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u65/konceppt/6a08b015.jpg)
is it the aircon belt?
Is it a tensioner?
Thanks
having a look around my engine today before a journey and found a belt off,chewed up etc
it was on the pulley next to the alternator
![](http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u65/konceppt/681182b5.jpg)
also noticed directly below it on a bracket,a chewed up mess.I don't know if it's a tensioner or what as it's too badly damaged
this pic is at an angle but this is it.
![](http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u65/konceppt/6a08b015.jpg)
is it the aircon belt?
Is it a tensioner?
Thanks
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yeah i will do.that belt,does it run round the aircon compressor and then round the back of the fan belt pulley?
got the belt today but still havent found anywhere to get the tensioner pulley from yet
got the belt today but still havent found anywhere to get the tensioner pulley from yet
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Yes, although if, as you say above, the timing belt cover has been cut right through, it would be worth making at least temporary repairs to stop dirt, rainwater etc getting inside the timing area. Longer term, depending on how bad that damage is, you might be better off replacing the affected part.
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yeah i was thinking of using an epoxy resin that i use to fix r/c planes with.really drys solid but i am going to take it off first to make sure its ok inside
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