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Old 02-06-2014, 08:21 AM
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Hm, maybe their part number FBS2.3 will work. Thanks for the link
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Hm, maybe their part number FBS2.3 will work. Thanks for the link
Just remember to go with a size shorter than the measurement so the belt has enough tension to not slip under load.. If you're not sure order a couple sizes. Also get a can of rubber renue (mg chemicals) for that idler if you don't already have --- I swab it on with a q tip until the q tip stops getting
Black, it really helps. The centre platter bearing
Can be removed and degreased with isopropyl alcohol and then packed with cAr
Wheel bearing grease and a couple drops of 3 in one oil (that's my secret formula to make
It run super quiet, I read it online years ago )
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