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New water pump yesterday and today

Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by feldsforever, Jan 11, 2020.

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  1. Jan 11, 2020 #1
    feldsforever

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  3. Jan 11, 2020 #2
    Mattmanstroked

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    New belt? Was belt aligned or off one groove on a pulley?
     
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    feldsforever

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    It was aligned when I left out. Sitting on highway. Waiting for the ta to get here. I did pull it to make sure it was "usual" or "normal" against the pull test
     
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    Mattmanstroked

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    Any of the pulleys locked up or hard to turn?
     
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    feldsforever

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    Thanks to your question I just check. They. Are moving freely. But some of the belt is chewed behind the w/p. Also two of the three big hoses are sucked in.

    Also as I spun the pullies I side eyed them and they appear to be straight
     
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    Mattmanstroked

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    The coolant hoses are sucked in?? Is it full of coolant. Usually hoses get hard with coolant pressure that increases with heat.
     
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    Please try to turn the center of a/c compressor to be sure it turns ?
     
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    Rad hoses collapsed while it was shut off and cooling down? Rad cap is the usual suspect in that case.

    Serpentine belts cannot tolerate very much misalignment. A very miniscule amount is all it takes for them to skip. Lack of belt tension and worn pulleys can cause that issue too.

    Was the belt removed to repair water pump? Possible it was routed incorrectly upon installation?
     
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    It appears your serpentine belt is broken
     
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    Thank you I needed that
     
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