Terminator Inner accessory belt

thatglockguy

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I need to replace the inner belt the one that is on the a/c compressor. I know I have to take out the pully bridge but do I have to take off the crank pulley? Can't I just slip the belt over it and remove it?
 

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If it's the stock lower you need to remove the cage. If you have an aftermarket set up without a cage it should slip right off.
 

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Step by step instructions for lower removal.

This is the best way.

It’s gonna make you pucker. It puts a pretty good bend on my snap on breaker bar.


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I did the jack and breaker bar method when I did my inner belt. My son had to step on the brakes for me since the car was in the air. When it popped loose he jumped in the car. I had a good laugh.
 

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I used the green belt on the inner drives as well, hoping it would last longer
I will warn you though, it does always squeak on start up until hot


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Not that I tried. But I recall someone who just unbolted the cage and was able to get belt out without pulling completely.

Having pulling my cage many times ..I put a bar in transmission yoke to hold motor,
 

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