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I printed the drawing off and drew arrows on it. It looks like the crank is clock-wise and the water pump counter clock-wise on all drawings. It appears these options are all viable.
I think you had better try that again, there is no-way.
I didn't think so either until I printed the drawing and put a clockwise arrow on the crankshaft and a counter -clockwise arrow on the waterpump on each version. I then put arrows on the belt following the direction of the crankshaft and the waterpump goes the correct counter clock-wise direction each time. Visually it doesn't look right, but with the arrows being drawn on it works.
(Not meant to start anything here.) BTW my truck is still running great after the ECT fix you guided me to. Thanks again!
Thanks for posting the belt lengths. That's some good information that hopefully will save someone some time.
It doesn't matter what side of the water pump that the belt rides on, as long as it crosses over between the crank pulley and the water pump pulley. All the diagrams posted above have the water pump turning in the same direction - opposite of crankshaft rotation.
I didn't think so either until I printed the drawing and put a clockwise arrow on the crankshaft and a counter -clockwise arrow on the waterpump on each version. I then put arrows on the belt following the direction of the crankshaft and the waterpump goes the correct counter clock-wise direction each time. Visually it doesn't look right, but with the arrows being drawn on it works.
(Not meant to start anything here.) BTW my truck is still running great after the ECT fix you guided me to. Thanks again!
I bought an "off road idler pulley" from California Mustang. I put it on my 1995 f-150 351W. All i had to do was buy an inch shorter belt and it runs great. Bolts right on. The belt size needed was a 101 inch belt. can send part numbers if needed. Pulley costs around 50.00 and the belts another 20.00. Had to remove my air pump because it froze up and broke my tensioner. i replaced all idlers while i was there. Also plugged the vaccum lines thanks to the forum on it. Truck runs better than ever.
If it's working, leave it alone, my MPG took a turn for the worse when i took my air pump out (i can't find a spare one around here). I also got no gains in power at all. Avoid this mod.
This MOD wouldnt be bad if their was a was a way to flash our ECU so that the ECU would compensate for what is no longer their and run efficiently. i lost 2 miles per gallon on my 460
Front tank was getting 12mpg now get 10
Rear tank was getting 10 now get 8.
If it's working, leave it alone, my MPG took a turn for the worse when i took my air pump out (i can't find a spare one around here). I also got no gains in power at all. Avoid this mod.
x2... if it works leave it alone. No HP to be gained...
AS long as the water pump continues spinning the same direction as the factory setup, it's O.K. If the water pimp is spinning the opposite direction, cause of belt routing, then a water pump from an earlier model will be necessary. Look for a year that the pump pulley was driven by a V groove belt. Those all went clockwise as one faces the front of the motor.
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