Every 250 Service Hours12 Alternator Belts1.Check the belts for excessive wear, fraying andcracking.When belt replacement is necessary, belts must bereplaced in complete matched sets. Never replace onlyone belt. The new belt will carry all the load and failrapidly.To Adjust:1.Loosen the anchor bolt in the slotted bracket.2.Apply a 110 N (25 pound) force perpendicular to thebelt, midway between the driving and driven pulley.Measure the belt deflection.Proper belt deflection is 14 to 20 mm (9/16 to 13/16").Adjust the belt tension as required.2.Move the alternator in or out to obtain properadjustment.3.Tighten the anchor bolt after the belt is properlyadjusted.46
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