Subject	Pulleys do sit flush. They don't float off the block.
Posted by	Zarcasm(Hfd, CT) on April 13, 2010 at 11:35 AM
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In Reply To	The pulleys don't sit flush, they need to sit an inch or so posted by ZiNnYc on April 12, 2010 at 02:53 PM
Message	The stationary part of the pully sits against the block. Are you sure you didn't swap idler pulleys? They're not interchangeable. Zarcasm(Hfd, CT) view My Technical posts (click here) view My General posts (click here)
Follow Ups	120k service idler pulley question - twin3037 11:10:51 04/12/10 Not sure what you are describing. Why would the >>> - ZUL8TR 13:15:43 04/12/10 You installed the stud backwards. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 14:27:10 04/12/10 Re: 120k service idler pulley question - twin3037 14:37:08 04/12/10 The pulleys don't sit flush, they need to sit an inch or so - ZiNnYc 14:53:56 04/12/10 Re: The pulleys don't sit flush, they need to sit an inch or so - twin3037 15:02:21 04/12/10 Take an actual picture. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 15:12:40 04/12/10 Pulleys do sit flush. They don't float off the block. - Zarcasm(Hfd, CT) 11:35:37 04/13/10 Re: 120k service idler pulley question - twin3037 16:45:41 04/12/10 I might have an extra idler pulley around but id have to - 5280Z_nightstalker 01:55:47 04/13/10 Pully definately sticks out too far since it looks >>> - ZUL8TR 06:53:00 04/13/10 Is the timing belt sitting correctly on the cam gears? - Woody75 (Denver) 08:14:46 04/13/10 Re: Is the timing belt sitting correctly on the cam gears? - twin3037 12:15:17 04/13/10 Also, you can erase the "RE ..." line, so we don't have - zellamay 14:29:49 04/13/10 Did you compare new parts to old parts? - zellamay 21:48:56 04/12/10 Re: Did you compare new parts to old parts? - twin3037 22:54:59 04/12/10 So take them off and do it now, unless someone - zellamay 01:55:12 04/13/10
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