Here I go again...
*edit.. i just remembered.. heh.. I removed my ac... this install would prove slightly more difficult with the ac belt too.. ... my bad...*
Hope this helps some of you..
Start here:
This is the mounting bolt... (notice it's already backed out)
Tensioner bolt (pic from above):
After you loosen the bolt from above you have to loosen the nut... this is not fun... here is the best method I got on it to loosen it:
After you loosen the nut the belt becomes loose:
From the bottom (ignore the lightbulb.. inside joke):
Here's something interesting... My crank pulley has a 50mm crank pulley hole while the new one I bought from Acura had a 45mm hole:
Place your tool on your pulley:
Then break with a big-arse breaker bar:
Then you're done!! Mental notes...
It takes 186 ft/lbs to tighten it back up...
Other notes:
Here is a side by side comparison:
As for the condition of my old pulley there were some tears in the rubber... (sorry for bad pictures)
I find it interesting b/c of where the tears occurred, the new pulley had a big ole gap... who knows..
Hope this helps out more people... As for a few other DIY's..
Headers
Clutch
Oil Pan Gasket
cheers,
x
*edit.. i just remembered.. heh.. I removed my ac... this install would prove slightly more difficult with the ac belt too.. ... my bad...*
Hope this helps some of you..
Start here:
This is the mounting bolt... (notice it's already backed out)
Tensioner bolt (pic from above):
After you loosen the bolt from above you have to loosen the nut... this is not fun... here is the best method I got on it to loosen it:
After you loosen the nut the belt becomes loose:
From the bottom (ignore the lightbulb.. inside joke):
Here's something interesting... My crank pulley has a 50mm crank pulley hole while the new one I bought from Acura had a 45mm hole:
Place your tool on your pulley:
Then break with a big-arse breaker bar:
Then you're done!! Mental notes...
It takes 186 ft/lbs to tighten it back up...
Other notes:
Here is a side by side comparison:
As for the condition of my old pulley there were some tears in the rubber... (sorry for bad pictures)
I find it interesting b/c of where the tears occurred, the new pulley had a big ole gap... who knows..
Hope this helps out more people... As for a few other DIY's..
Headers
Clutch
Oil Pan Gasket
cheers,
x
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