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    i was got in my camaro tonight and about to drive to class i went to turn the wheel and it would go so i like what the fuzz. so i got out poped the hood and saw my belt popped off. so i had to drive my dad's dirty ert f 150 to school. how hard is it to drive the car with out a belt up the street to the mechnic it like block or so away?

    [ March 11, 2004, 12:16 AM: Message edited by: wilkcamaro98 ]
    1998 Navy Blue A4 Camaro (Sold)<br />MODS: Performance<br />Whisper airlid,K&N Filter, TSP Rumbler & Carsond cat.<br />Apperance:Xenon Airdam and clearcorners. <a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98</a><br />2002 Dodge Ram Sport Silver 4.7 v8 stock.

  • #2
    No Water Pump, No Power Steering, No A/C, No Altanator. Don't push it.

    Your engine will overheat VERY quickly. Put the belt back on. Or have the mechanic come to you.
    <b>2000 NBM Pontiac Firebird</b><br />3800GT Performance Package<br /><br />Intake, Magnaflow Cat, Flowmaster Cat-Back

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    • #3
      I hate when things pope.
      1994 Camaro Z28. 6 speed. Cam. Moda Wheels. Eibach all around. 2 inch drop. Other junk.

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      • #4
        just go to the store and buy a new belt, it takes about 1-3 minutes to put a belt on a car....i think all u need is a ratchet and a 15mm socket....
        <b>Black</b> 1998 Pontiac <i>Firebird</i> A-4 swap<br />271.4rwhp/259.4rwtq NA<br />13.30@102.44 <br /><a href=\"http://www.freewebs.com/wickedsix98\" target=\"_blank\">www.freewebs.com/wickedsix98</a>

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        • #5
          Yeah, it's easy, man. The belt diagram is right there on a sticker on one of the shock towers.

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          • #6
            take a gander at it in the mrning. i rember bumpin the belt for a sec when i seafoamed it today but the belt looks fine it just has a lil bit of a bend in it but no cracks or anything. i still on class now so hopefully it as easy as u guys say.

            [ March 10, 2004, 09:13 PM: Message edited by: wilkcamaro98 ]
            1998 Navy Blue A4 Camaro (Sold)<br />MODS: Performance<br />Whisper airlid,K&N Filter, TSP Rumbler & Carsond cat.<br />Apperance:Xenon Airdam and clearcorners. <a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98</a><br />2002 Dodge Ram Sport Silver 4.7 v8 stock.

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            • #7
              ok i know this is a lounge it started out just sayin how much it sucked my belt popped off. i gonna try to fix it my self cause every one says it so easy. but i know tehre a diagram but do u have to lower the altenator or anything to get the belt on?
              1998 Navy Blue A4 Camaro (Sold)<br />MODS: Performance<br />Whisper airlid,K&N Filter, TSP Rumbler & Carsond cat.<br />Apperance:Xenon Airdam and clearcorners. <a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98</a><br />2002 Dodge Ram Sport Silver 4.7 v8 stock.

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              • #8
                No dude, just take the belt compeltely off, then slip it back on starting with, say, the crank (anywhere will do) and "thread" it on following the belt diagram. Then when you get to the belt tensioner pulley (the one near the alternator, should be the last one you deal with), stick your ratchet on it and pull it back, it will release, and allow you to slip the belt over it. Done.

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                • #9
                  And moving to General Tech... [img]smile.gif[/img]

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                  • #10
                    What they said... you just need a 15mm wrench for the tensionor pulley...

                    thead the belt up on everything but the alternator, push down on teh tensionr wih the wrench, pull the belt over the alternator...

                    Its easy... May need to strongarm the belt a little but if your belt popped off on its own I suspect its a little stretched out...


                    YOu might need a new belt or a new tensionor.


                    ITs simple I used to pull my belt at the track and put it back on in less then 5 mintus.

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                    • #11
                      The belt had a lil of a bend to it I bumped it for a sec today while I was seafoaming it so I thinking I gonna throw that belt back on go to the store get a new one and have the wrench and spare belt in the trunk and if it pops of again i throw the new belt on
                      sound like a plan?
                      1998 Navy Blue A4 Camaro (Sold)<br />MODS: Performance<br />Whisper airlid,K&N Filter, TSP Rumbler & Carsond cat.<br />Apperance:Xenon Airdam and clearcorners. <a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98</a><br />2002 Dodge Ram Sport Silver 4.7 v8 stock.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by wilkcamaro98:
                        the belt had a lil of a bend to it i bumped it for a sec today while i was seafoaming it so i thinkin i gonn throw that belt back on go to the store get a new one and have the wrench and spare belt in the trunk and if it pops of again i throw the new belt on
                        yeaj I kept my old belt for tht reason...

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                        • #13
                          just sitting here wondering what would a new belt cost me? my dad was goin off early tongiht that gonna be 50 bucks i thinks he off there am i right?
                          1998 Navy Blue A4 Camaro (Sold)<br />MODS: Performance<br />Whisper airlid,K&N Filter, TSP Rumbler & Carsond cat.<br />Apperance:Xenon Airdam and clearcorners. <a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98</a><br />2002 Dodge Ram Sport Silver 4.7 v8 stock.

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                          • #14
                            I paid 35 for mine. any autoparts store will have one, but ask for the discount(if you have to beg for it) to get like 3+ bucks off. I do it all the time...good luck
                            96 Camaro 3.8 A4 Basemodel: 8 mm wires, Shift Kit, Hollowed <br />Cat(o2 sims), RKSport exhaust, IAT 5.6K resistor, Home Depot CAI<br />&gt;&gt;&gt;15.375 @ 89.27&lt;&lt;&lt;NEW BEST TIME <a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/552491\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/552491</a>

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                            • #15
                              I got the old belt back on in like 10 mins. I got a new belt and untied auto down the street there pretty cool guys they charge me 30 dollars for it cheapest place in town. i plan on putting that on tomm when i have some free time. cause the other belt tred is a lil chewed up.
                              1998 Navy Blue A4 Camaro (Sold)<br />MODS: Performance<br />Whisper airlid,K&N Filter, TSP Rumbler & Carsond cat.<br />Apperance:Xenon Airdam and clearcorners. <a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.cardomain.com/id/wilkcamaro98</a><br />2002 Dodge Ram Sport Silver 4.7 v8 stock.

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