D dub Well-known member Mar 15, 2004 727 61 28 49 Moxee WA Feb 13, 2008 #1 Common sense would tell me one thing but is there a science to it or is it just random? Say the belt is pulling string on the outside, would you move the secondary in? Last edited: Feb 13, 2008
Common sense would tell me one thing but is there a science to it or is it just random? Say the belt is pulling string on the outside, would you move the secondary in?
G gopher-it! Well-known member Lifetime Membership Nov 28, 2007 324 76 28 Feb 14, 2008 #3 belts 08 m1000 cord out on left side{ i have the alignment bar] just kept taking shims out till cord quit coming out, we would just glue cord back in. this work the same on wifes iq 600. no belt issuses in over 600 miles.
belts 08 m1000 cord out on left side{ i have the alignment bar] just kept taking shims out till cord quit coming out, we would just glue cord back in. this work the same on wifes iq 600. no belt issuses in over 600 miles.
B BigRed118 Free Member Dec 21, 2006 1,760 173 63 Feb 15, 2008 #4 Something that we have found is that you must tighten the secondary bolt when checking alignment. This will affect the shim stack.
Something that we have found is that you must tighten the secondary bolt when checking alignment. This will affect the shim stack.
