Subject	So, if the screw fell in the space below the belt
Posted by	doug8867 on August 31, 2012 at 12:52 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Idiot mistake posted by Cjw3 on August 31, 2012 at 10:47 AM
Message	you might have some noise but not much else. However if it fell on top of the crank sprocket where the teeth of the belt contact that would definitely not be good for the belt once it started spinning. Best to find and remove that screw before starting up the engine again.
Follow Ups	Idiot mistake - Silens 01:55:43 08/31/12 Re: Idiot mistake - Medallion Man 03:17:54 08/31/12 Only a couple of dollars from local auto parts store :-) - doug8867 07:38:55 08/31/12 Re: Only a couple of dollars from local auto parts store :-) - Silens 09:04:07 08/31/12 Re: Idiot mistake - bacampbe 09:04:31 08/31/12 Re: Idiot mistake - Silens 09:24:04 08/31/12 Its probably sitting between the crank sprocket and the belt (n/m) - ZinnZ32 10:17:25 08/31/12 Re: Idiot mistake - Cjw3 10:47:09 08/31/12 Re: Re: Idiot mistake - Silens 12:39:25 08/31/12 So, if the screw fell in the space below the belt - doug8867 12:52:21 08/31/12 Re: So, if the screw fell in the space below the belt - Silens 13:18:23 08/31/12 It's not hard to pull the crank pulley, don't risk it. - ZinnZ32 16:02:26 08/31/12 Yes time to go fishing. I have an assortment of magnetic - Gordo 93TT Daytona 16:31:11 08/31/12 Here is what can happen... - ZTurboFan 16:59:37 09/02/12 Wow!! (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:59:36 09/03/12 Re: Here is what can happen... - Silens 10:49:17 09/07/12 Re: Idiot mistake - slcZ32 01:50:54 09/04/12
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