It appears I may press harder! The key is that pressure is in the eye of the beholder.
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It appears I may press harder! The key is that pressure is in the eye of the beholder.
There is a specific tension that is called out, but I cannot find a tool that fits and translates to the information given.
I inspect a lot of belt driven machines for a living and have the tools to check them.
The specific tool shown by Toyota I cannot seem to find, however, I'm not going to buy a $400 tool for just those belts.
I've looked at those. I don't believe they will get the job done. I have to check the required range. They are kind of inaccurate to read.
But, considering it's "push a lot to make it come down an it this much" is also very inaccurate.
dotn even worry about trying to find a belt tension gauge, just go by deflection of the belt between the longest run between pullies. 1/4 to 1/2 in of deflection is fine for tension and if you need more later down the road just tighten it and call it a day.
it looks like you have cog belts and not v belts, you should get a belt set from the dealership some people have had issues with the cog belts
it looks like you have cog belts and not v belts, you should get a belt set from the dealership some people have had issues with the cog belts
I just picked up the Alt. lock bolt (#90107-08001 this is wrong part number, no star head, just bolt) and the tensioner bolt # 90119-08493 for a total of $3.11
Im rebuilding my Alt right now so new bolts were in order
Im rebuilding my Alt right now so new bolts were in order
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(#90107-08001 this is wrong part number, no star head, just bolt) for T-40 star socket
anyone know the right part number with star in head for Alt. lock bolt?
The correct part number is 91511-C0835. It does not have the star head. 90107-08001 supersedes to this bolt.
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