Subject	Uh belt can slip when your not looking...
Posted by	Frldy_Z on December 05, 2014 at 2:56 PM
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In Reply To	Calm down. Why clamp the crank sprocket anyway ? posted by ttz'in (NorCal) on December 03, 2014 at 12:15 PM
Message	This has happened to others. I mean really. Once your that far into it might as well just take the crank pulley off and know that everything is aligned perfect so the belt won't slip on the crank sprocket.
Follow Ups	Ex Cam crack - 95TTurboZX 17:53:58 11/30/14 Yes it must be replaced. - Cjw3 20:16:49 11/30/14 It was me... - 95TTurboZX 13:16:10 12/01/14 Damn.. thanks for the update - Cjw3 17:44:41 12/01/14 3 different types of people - Frldy_Z 13:09:57 12/02/14 2nd, ASAP - ttz'in (NorCal) 07:04:13 12/01/14 How to do it right the first time. - Frldy_Z 08:48:26 12/01/14 Re: 2nd, ASAP - 95TTurboZX 13:12:58 12/01/14 That's bc of spring pressure - Frldy_Z 13:06:28 12/02/14 It's wide open - 95TTurboZX 14:36:57 12/02/14 Clamp all you want but - Frldy_Z 01:18:28 12/03/14 Calm down. Why clamp the crank sprocket anyway ? - ttz'in (NorCal) 12:15:33 12/03/14 Uh belt can slip when your not looking... - Frldy_Z 14:56:41 12/05/14 Did i read somewhere - -Grimm- 12:31:45 12/03/14 correct - 95TTurboZX 14:25:38 12/03/14 Should be fine. Wedge the belt, clamp belt to other - ttz'in (NorCal) 16:25:08 12/03/14 ^I did this - -Grimm- 17:25:44 12/03/14 Not confused... - Frldy_Z 14:58:51 12/05/14 Just a thought - Frldy_Z 09:02:50 12/01/14
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