Pulleys???
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Cheap? For a cheapskate like me, that's a lot! 
Edit: The sets are under the red headings, and the individual pulleys are farther down the page. It looks like the sets for the FE range from $205.41 to $249.03, depending on how many grooves you need.
Edit: The sets are under the red headings, and the individual pulleys are farther down the page. It looks like the sets for the FE range from $205.41 to $249.03, depending on how many grooves you need.
Last edited by rusty70f100; Oct 19, 2005 at 10:09 PM.
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Originally Posted by rusty70f100
Cheap? For a cheapskate like me, that's a lot!
Edit: The sets are under the red headings, and the individual pulleys are farther down the page. It looks like the sets for the FE range from $205.41 to $249.03, depending on how many grooves you need.
Edit: The sets are under the red headings, and the individual pulleys are farther down the page. It looks like the sets for the FE range from $205.41 to $249.03, depending on how many grooves you need.
Are these hard to install. Need any special tools to put them on or anything. Thanks for all of your help Rusty. Maybe one day I too will know my stuff like you.
Nolan
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Originally Posted by Bear 45/70
Pulleys are held on to the damper with 3 bolts and the water pump with 4 bolts. Alternators and powersteer pump pullies are usually pressed on or keyed.
So those I will need to take somewere and have them pressed on. Thanks Nolan
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