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Install the pulleys.
Measure with string how long the belt should be.
Go down to the auto parts store with the old belt and say "I need a belt like this but with a length of X".
If they can't figure it out, go to a parts store that knows what they are doing.
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'92 NX2K- All out SCCA Improved Touring A race car.
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And yes, I've broken it...
Belts for the 2 pulley set are they same for the 4 pulley set (both with AC)?
That should be true as the PS and Alt. are OEM sized. If not I my mind has gone.
Thanks for the help.
So they are the same if you run A/C?
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Originally Posted by ZoliElo
FYI when installing the alt pulley (011030702) you might need a washer as a stem [for] the OEM pulley is a bit longer than the UR pulley [stem wise]. Without that washer the alt might lock up.
^What is the deal on this washer you speak of? Anybody else know about this?
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Originally Posted by SR20 91 SE-R
i just installed the 4pc pullies w/ac i noticed how people remove the passanger side mount to get the wp pullie off. all you have to to is just remove the crank pulley and you can remove the pullie from the bottom. just make sure you break the 4 bolts loose before removing the belts. and for the ps just dissconnected the ps lines and droped the pullie and hit it with the impact. then just bolts the ps pump back up.
I will be running all 4 UR pulleys with A/C like you. What belts do I need sr20 91-SE-R?
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Originally Posted by NX2KTPR
Install the pulleys.
Measure with string how long the belt should be.
Go down to the auto parts store with the old belt and say "I need a belt like this but with a length of X". If they can't figure it out, go to a parts store that knows what they are doing.
^LOL
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Originally Posted by SR20GTi-R
NA is a thinking man's game, alot of people dont have the stomach to play NA.
^What is the deal on this washer you speak of? Anybody else know about this?
I will be running all 4 UR pulleys with A/C like you. What belts do I need sr20 91-SE-R?
^LOL
I have full UR pulleys on my '91 B13, belts may still be readable for the part # since they were new last year. I had to replace my alt (not related to UD pulleys, just old) and with a lot of adjustment the same belt works with the stock pulley - I still can't get the UR pulley OFF the old Alt, it's welded on there with age.
If you're stuck on belts still drop me a PM and I'll check. This thread is very dead.
I have full UR pulleys on my '91 B13, belts may still be readable for the part # since they were new last year. I had to replace my alt (not related to UD pulleys, just old) and with a lot of adjustment the same belt works with the stock pulley - I still can't get the UR pulley OFF the old Alt, it's welded on there with age.
If you're stuck on belts still drop me a PM and I'll check. This thread is very dead.
^Back Alive
^PM sent..........Others were copied on it as well. The links in the first post are dead. I need to order my belts. Soon as I get a cherry picker, I'll be ready to roll. Google links lead me back here. I'll see what I have stored in my hotmail account.
Last edited by MR-4Door-SR20DET; 08-28-2008 at 04:18 PM.
Ok, the PM just sticks an e-mail where I'll remember to do it
I'm sure I have the alt gates belt number because I bought a spare before driving the car from CA to CT, and Dave C put new belts on Jan 2007, I have A/C, and Crank UD pulley for sure.
^I found these belts from a google search, they should work find. Can someone double confirm for me? The Gates Belt part # K060390 from the RockAuto site says 39-3/4" instead of 39-5/8". Will it still be ok?
Last edited by MR-4Door-SR20DET; 09-05-2008 at 09:56 AM.
^I found these belts from a google search, they should work find. Can someone double confirm for me? The Gates Belt part # K060390 from the RockAuto site says 39-3/4" instead of 39-5/8". Will it still be ok?
okay i know this thread been dead for a little but i was just wanting to know since i have a 1993 sentra with the upgraded pulleys on my sr20det with AC -
I need the goodyear poly V 4060390 and 4040342 - I thought we needed 3 belts on the sr20det with AC,, or do i have to get one belt twice,.,.,. ?
The last few posts were about a pulley install on automatics. But thanks for the information.
Some other information that people might find useful is that on my auto 99 G20 with AC (2 pulley set) the belts that I used and that [work] well are CarQest Micro-V K060390 21mm x 1000mm and K040340 1.4mm x 880mm .
UR recommends the Gates belts for some reason unknown to me, it's in their install instructions. I have a Goodyear for the serp and a Gates for the other so clearly both work (but pls note I'm not using this size, see my earlier posts).
I am replacing my Crankshaft Pulley for my 1997 200SX SE-R.
Is there any tools I need before I take off the pulley? Anything I need to know to keep it timed right? I am afraid to take it off and screw up the timing of the engine. Please help.
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