alternator headacthe
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Re: alternator headacthe
jaylee
i think they ,the ribbed ones,are supposed to be less likley to screech
i think they ,the ribbed ones,are supposed to be less likley to screech
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they are ok jamie, i think the idea is that they go round smaller pulleys better, ie bend tighter. they may tend to wear quicker though as there is less srface area in contact with the pulley------------maybe.jaylee wrote:I'm feeling yer pain Alan.. I shall be finding out middle of the week if the guess i took is right!
Incidentally.. (Throwing this question out.) The new belts i received are the V type but toothed?? As opposed to the ones i replaced which was just the straight V band..
Toothed like this.. http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/74 ... belt0.jpg/
Am i right in thinking the grip on the drive wheels will be the same? (So long as the tension is right.)
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Hi found this on ebay it looks similar to the bongo one!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nissan-200sx- ... 3cca50f660
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nissan-200sx- ... 3cca50f660
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Cheers fer that on the belts Wonkanoby & Ady...
Regarding the tension. To be honest i would have got handy with cloth covered jemmy bar, but there seemed to be too much coolant pipe inlet/stat/bleed hose stuff in the way if it slipped & went wrong..?!!
Regarding the tension. To be honest i would have got handy with cloth covered jemmy bar, but there seemed to be too much coolant pipe inlet/stat/bleed hose stuff in the way if it slipped & went wrong..?!!
Cheaper by comparison to a race horse...
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That may well do the job!!Bulwell Bongoleers wrote:Hi found this on ebay it looks similar to the bongo one!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nissan-200sx- ... 3cca50f660
Incidentally Ford charge £40 for the Transit equivalent...? That's without the bracket. & the VAT.
Yep, i've been looking at the Ford schematics too...
Cheaper by comparison to a race horse...
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Had a rummage in my pile of things and came up trumps . Alan I'll drop you a pm.
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Yes thank you simon pm replyed toSimon Jones wrote:Had a rummage in my pile of things and came up trumps . Alan I'll drop you a pm.
take it easy drive a bongo
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well spoke to the company this mnorning an want a plesure to deal with refund on the way even befor i send it back + some to cover cost of posting with out even asking for that
there have said mine the 1st retrun out of 17 sold so making me think why mine not fitting
there have said mine the 1st retrun out of 17 sold so making me think why mine not fitting
take it easy drive a bongo
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Good news regarding my tensioner find too... Got a voice message this morning from my man at the Mazda garage.. The part has arrived.. The remark was "it looks like a pretty good match"!
Though i will be taking issue up with Vodafone.. The message was left last Saturday at 11.45!! I also got a text this morning from my wife asking if i wanted to have a late Sunday lunch when i finished work too...
If all goes well tomorrow? i' post the part numbers..
Though i will be taking issue up with Vodafone.. The message was left last Saturday at 11.45!! I also got a text this morning from my wife asking if i wanted to have a late Sunday lunch when i finished work too...
If all goes well tomorrow? i' post the part numbers..
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Alan, yours in the post. They reckoned 3 working days so hopefully will arrive same time as new alternator.
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that be great timing hopfuly it be back on the road this weekendSimon Jones wrote:Alan, yours in the post. They reckoned 3 working days so hopefully will arrive same time as new alternator.
then just got to sorte out my motor bike
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Bingo!! Spot on with the alternator belt tensioner..
I ordered the whole thing with the long bolt & the nut to be sure.. The Mazda schematic drawing looks nothing like this!!
However the thread fits the long bolt & so does the securing nut, so really you would only need the captive bolt bit that breaks...! I'd go for the troublesome nut as well?
Mazda part numbers for the assembly that you see... (Cant remember which vehicle. Off one of the vans??)
WL0115967 BOLT ADJUST (That's the long one.)
999400803 NUT
FE3815966 BOLT ADJUST (This is the one that breaks!)
Hope this helps someone..?!!
I ordered the whole thing with the long bolt & the nut to be sure.. The Mazda schematic drawing looks nothing like this!!
However the thread fits the long bolt & so does the securing nut, so really you would only need the captive bolt bit that breaks...! I'd go for the troublesome nut as well?
Mazda part numbers for the assembly that you see... (Cant remember which vehicle. Off one of the vans??)
WL0115967 BOLT ADJUST (That's the long one.)
999400803 NUT
FE3815966 BOLT ADJUST (This is the one that breaks!)
Hope this helps someone..?!!
Cheaper by comparison to a race horse...
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jaylee wrote:Bingo!! Spot on with the alternator belt tensioner..
I ordered the whole thing with the long bolt & the nut to be sure.. The Mazda schematic drawing looks nothing like this!!
However the thread fits the long bolt & so does the securing nut, so really you would only need the captive bolt bit that breaks...! I'd go for the troublesome nut as well?
Mazda part numbers for the assembly that you see... (Cant remember which vehicle. Off one of the vans??)
WL0115967 BOLT ADJUST (That's the long one.)
999400803 NUT
FE3815966 BOLT ADJUST (This is the one that breaks!)
Hope this helps someone..?!!
take it easy drive a bongo
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Re: alternator headacthe
For fax sake somebody capture that product info in a factsheet on changing your alternator. Well done Jaylee - thats a real find.
I actually have Harry's old alternator in stock for when mine goes (cos they always do...eventually ) and may buy that part in anticipation of trouble when I eventually have to do the job.
Best forum ever this
PS - where did you buy from and what was the £s?
I actually have Harry's old alternator in stock for when mine goes (cos they always do...eventually ) and may buy that part in anticipation of trouble when I eventually have to do the job.
Best forum ever this
PS - where did you buy from and what was the £s?
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OK, i went to this Mazda dealer in the village where i was brought up.. http://www.lansdownmazda.co.uk/contact.htm
Anyone enquiring regarding parts? Speak to a guy named Joe. Though i don't think he's that savy with Bongos, he does have an open mind!
Now the price.... If anyone knows cheaper please step up.. Bear in mind the Ford transit equivalent is about 40 quid!!!
FE3815966 BOLT ADJUST this part alone was £11.53.. In fairness you really only need this bit that sheers!?
The nut was £1.88
The long bolt £6.74...
Then there was the sharp intake of breath & the "dreaded Vee Aye Tee"...
It was an up front gamble on my part, but the return was peace of mind with the belts..
Anyone enquiring regarding parts? Speak to a guy named Joe. Though i don't think he's that savy with Bongos, he does have an open mind!
Now the price.... If anyone knows cheaper please step up.. Bear in mind the Ford transit equivalent is about 40 quid!!!
FE3815966 BOLT ADJUST this part alone was £11.53.. In fairness you really only need this bit that sheers!?
The nut was £1.88
The long bolt £6.74...
Then there was the sharp intake of breath & the "dreaded Vee Aye Tee"...
It was an up front gamble on my part, but the return was peace of mind with the belts..
Cheaper by comparison to a race horse...