UR Alt Pulley: Status Update II
UR Alt Pulley: Status Update II
from UR:
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The new Acura CL/TL Alternator Pulley will be in stock on July 24th
(01063110x)
Please be sure to contact me on that date to process your order..
Thank you,
Jean P.
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The new Acura CL/TL Alternator Pulley will be in stock on July 24th
(01063110x)
Please be sure to contact me on that date to process your order..
Thank you,
Jean P.
Re: UR Alt Pulley: Status Update II
Originally posted by Nashua_Night_Hawk
from UR:
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The new Acura CL/TL Alternator Pulley will be in stock on July 24th
(01063110x)
Please be sure to contact me on that date to process your order..
Thank you,
Jean P.
from UR:
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The new Acura CL/TL Alternator Pulley will be in stock on July 24th
(01063110x)
Please be sure to contact me on that date to process your order..
Thank you,
Jean P.
Re: Re: UR Alt Pulley: Status Update II
Originally posted by typeR
hey man...i got an idea for you...install the two pulleys you have and ill bet you either have a friend in the area or you could do the alt your self once its in...as long as you name isnt " amirsfardi" i know you can do it
hey man...i got an idea for you...install the two pulleys you have and ill bet you either have a friend in the area or you could do the alt your self once its in...as long as you name isnt " amirsfardi" i know you can do it
From helms manual, the alt should be removed and then the pulley changed.
It seems a bit more complicated then what UR wants you to think.
Re: Re: Re: UR Alt Pulley: Status Update II
Originally posted by Nashua_Night_Hawk
Do you know what is need to replace the Alt Pulley?
From helms manual, the alt should be removed and then the pulley changed.
It seems a bit more complicated then what UR wants you to think.
Do you know what is need to replace the Alt Pulley?
From helms manual, the alt should be removed and then the pulley changed.
It seems a bit more complicated then what UR wants you to think.
Taking out the alternator is a 15 minute chore and the same for the re-install. Once out everything is right there allowing for locking of the shaft and turning the retaining bolt.
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Shipping toward 7th or 8th of Aug, is what they said and those are for the colored one. the polished ones might ship sooner.
So I'd say they would be at your door in the week of Augest 12th-16th
So I'd say they would be at your door in the week of Augest 12th-16th
Originally posted by Samer007
Shipping toward 7th or 8th of Aug, is what they said and those are for the colored one. the polished ones might ship sooner.
So I'd say they would be at your door in the week of Augest 12th-16th
Shipping toward 7th or 8th of Aug, is what they said and those are for the colored one. the polished ones might ship sooner.
So I'd say they would be at your door in the week of Augest 12th-16th
Originally posted by typeR
what i wanna see at my door is that little dirty bottom in your avatar....if she shakes her ass at me like that ,she's gonna get tapped
what i wanna see at my door is that little dirty bottom in your avatar....if she shakes her ass at me like that ,she's gonna get tapped
Removing the alternator pulley isnt hard...but you need a swivel joint for the impact gun...also, you have to jack the car's engine off one of the motor mounts....in order to remove the belt and replace it.
Originally posted by moomaster_99
Removing the alternator pulley isnt hard...but you need a swivel joint for the impact gun...also, you have to jack the car's engine off one of the motor mounts....in order to remove the belt and replace it.
Removing the alternator pulley isnt hard...but you need a swivel joint for the impact gun...also, you have to jack the car's engine off one of the motor mounts....in order to remove the belt and replace it.
jack off the cars engine??? i dunno about that!! what kind of shit you do with your car you can keep to yourself!! hahahaha
Originally posted by moomaster_99
Removing the alternator pulley isnt hard...but you need a swivel joint for the impact gun...also, you have to jack the car's engine off one of the motor mounts....in order to remove the belt and replace it.
Removing the alternator pulley isnt hard...but you need a swivel joint for the impact gun...also, you have to jack the car's engine off one of the motor mounts....in order to remove the belt and replace it.
To replace the belt...you have to unbolt a motor mount and jack the engine up to get it off. Unless of course you don't need to replace the belt...which would mean that the UR pulley is pretty useless.
Originally posted by moomaster_99
To replace the belt...you have to unbolt a motor mount and jack the engine up to get it off. Unless of course you don't need to replace the belt...which would mean that the UR pulley is pretty useless.
To replace the belt...you have to unbolt a motor mount and jack the engine up to get it off. Unless of course you don't need to replace the belt...which would mean that the UR pulley is pretty useless.
However, with the AEM pulleys, I found that the stock belt worked just fine negating the need to replace the power steering belt.
Originally posted by moomaster_99
To replace the belt...you have to unbolt a motor mount and jack the engine up to get it off. Unless of course you don't need to replace the belt...which would mean that the UR pulley is pretty useless.
To replace the belt...you have to unbolt a motor mount and jack the engine up to get it off. Unless of course you don't need to replace the belt...which would mean that the UR pulley is pretty useless.
Originally posted by Nashua_Night_Hawk
In Helms there is no indication to unbolt the engine mount... Are u sure about that?
In Helms there is no indication to unbolt the engine mount... Are u sure about that?
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