Reply to "A/C Compressor (Sanden) adaptor plate ?"

peterfenlonMember

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Originally posted by Rocky:
No, I used a smaller diameter belt. I did use a different type idler, but am not as happy with it as I would like.

I would like my pulley to push the belt down....

It causes my belts to crack.

I just drilled holes on the top, and then you use the idler pulley to adjust the tension.

Rocky

Made the bracket now, tacked up drilled and tapped the top plate screwed in 7/16" unf
bolts, will get them welded in place as well as the front and rear plates later on.

Cost so far $7 , has to be the cheapest in town!

Sadly after fitting the bracket and the pump, they were 3mm out of line with the other pulleys.

Tomorrow will cut off the rear bracket and reposition it, Hopefully plan B will be the right one.

8/19/169:18 AM

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