cutting belt
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Mountain Pass
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Plain City Utah
cutting belt
Hi everyone again I have a 1994 F350 4 door an my belt keeps cutting it starts by cutting the outer rib on the inside an then the out side one will cut
it only cuts along the ribs of the belt when it does that it starts to whip around when only the one rib brakes oh I have a 6 rib belt, I have to then cut some of it off so it wont hurt anything . What can I do Rick
it only cuts along the ribs of the belt when it does that it starts to whip around when only the one rib brakes oh I have a 6 rib belt, I have to then cut some of it off so it wont hurt anything . What can I do Rick
Post Fiend
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 21,285
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From: Nutter Fort, WV
Belts come in different grades.
Always try to find premium belts.
The few extra dollars the premium belts cost is usually money well spent.
Also look at the pulley alignment very closely.
I have seen several posts about the tensioner wearing out, which may cause it to be misaligned.
Always try to find premium belts.
The few extra dollars the premium belts cost is usually money well spent.
Also look at the pulley alignment very closely.
I have seen several posts about the tensioner wearing out, which may cause it to be misaligned.
Post Fiend
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Manitoba
As Dave stated.......... remove the belt and check the tensioner pulley for an abnormal angle........ use a wrench on the pulley bolt and rotate the tensioner slightly and see if there is any abnormal in and out movement of the tensioner/pulley. Make sure you are using the right number of grooves on the belt, count the grooves in the pulley(s). Also check the tin plates are installed correctly on the pulley just below and behind the tensioner
