Subject	I did...and
Posted by	mrtoolz on August 30, 2010 at 4:51 PM
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In Reply To	Did someone encouter any engine overheat, A/C failure posted by JOZ32 on August 30, 2010 at 03:21 PM
Message	and the problem is that with the under drive pulley, you are most certainly spinning that water pump at slower speeds...however, at driving speeds, you should not notice the difference. It's the slow and go or idle you need to be aware of. I got an overdrive pulley for the water pump and problem is solved.
Follow Ups	Did someone encouter any engine overheat, A/C failure - JOZ32 15:21:04 08/30/10 I usually don't respond with search like a lot do, but this - Musashi Sword 16:24:42 08/30/10 I did...and - mrtoolz 16:51:37 08/30/10 Correct! The water pump speed is slower due to the - JonnyZ(SoCal) 17:16:26 08/30/10 2nd. HI Pulley rocks. (n/m) - SeedyROM 17:33:21 08/30/10 3rd. (n/m) - Spongerider :) 17:55:44 08/30/10 Only issue I've ever had is at night, when the lights, AC, - Barry (NJ) 17:48:29 08/30/10 How bad is the drop in the voltage - JOZ32 20:01:06 08/30/10 Re: Did someone encouter any engine overheat, A/C failure - Hoov100 18:34:41 08/30/10 Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't it defeat the purpose - JonnyZ(SoCal) 19:03:39 08/30/10 Um... *last* thing you want to do in a 300zx is under drive - Bernie (NoVA) 19:14:45 08/30/10 Haha... That might account for his overheating issues! (n/m) - JonnyZ(SoCal) 19:19:15 08/30/10 Hows this work? We put on an underdrive pulley - Zjustignoreme 12:50:15 08/31/10 Regardless of whether the AC is on or not - Summeronthechain (MN) 15:05:58 08/31/10
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