Subject	There is also the possibility that the hose from the
Posted by	not4resaleZ on June 19, 2011 at 11:47 AM
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In Reply To	Power Steering Belt Woah's posted by Kurtaceez (Toronto) on June 18, 2011 at 09:12 PM
Message	reservoir is keeping the pump from moving. I'd try to move the pump away from the engine to see how easily it moves, and see if you can kind of get it moving more easily. If the hose is limiting your movement, you can syphon out the fluid to down low in the hose and remove the reservoir. Be sure you are using the correct belt. The newer UR crank pulley uses the stock belt. Older UR pulley uses a shorter belt.
Follow Ups	Power Steering Belt Woah's - Kurtaceez (Toronto) 21:12:53 06/18/11 I had to pry mine with a crowbar believe it or not. (n/m) - rojoloco (San Diego) 21:41:50 06/18/11 Two things you can try... - Stadsport (PHX) 21:43:42 06/18/11 Re: Two things you can try... - Kurtaceez (Toronto) 08:57:33 06/19/11 I have always rolled my belt on. (n/m) - ShakaShaun(Denver) 22:14:59 06/18/11 Might sound stupid.. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 23:43:33 06/18/11 There is also the possibility that the hose from the - not4resaleZ 11:47:43 06/19/11 I've found that loosening the alternator and swinging it - opus300zx 17:13:17 06/19/11 Stock or newer UR crank pulley uses 36.5" PS belt. - not4resaleZ 22:24:18 06/20/11 Ah, forgot to check that he's got a 91. Sorry about that. (n/m) - opus300zx 00:55:45 06/21/11 I just bought another belt - Broke_as_**** 19:21:53 06/20/11 Re: Power Steering Belt Woah's - Kurtaceez (Toronto) 19:23:32 06/20/11 Should be fine as long as you can tighten to spec. (n/m) - not4resaleZ 22:15:57 06/20/11
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