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profe56 09-15-2018 12:04 AM

Trying serpentine belt system
 
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I'm trying to figure how to set this serpentine style belt.
we are trying align I use the two different kind of water pump one hold the alternator bracket but the short water pump don't have the holes for the bracket.
there are two water pumps short and long, but are there long more or less high?
this water pump its just to figure it.

Bigdav160 09-15-2018 10:19 AM

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I would think mis-matched serpentine brackets wouldn't work very well. The smooth water pump pulley indicates reverse rotation (?). I've never seen a reverse rotation short pump.

I could be wrong though

stsalvage 09-15-2018 10:56 AM

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It works on new stuff but looks like crap on old stuff unless you have a LS

71meangreenc10 09-15-2018 11:17 AM

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Here is my write up. I picked a whole system off a 95 Blazer 4.3 and had it powdercoated. Installed it and it has been on my truck for over seven years without any issues. If you go this route, ensure you take a power steering pulley remover if going to a yard to pull the parts. There is one bolt behind the pulley that is a pain to get out without it. There is a bolt on the passenger head that is not installed, but if you get all the support rods mounted, it is not needed. Reverse water pump is important, all my part numbers are in this thread. Keep your old PS pump for parts.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=468729

Smitty

profe56 09-15-2018 01:46 PM

Re: Trying serpentine belt system
 
Thank you guys:
I think I did a wrong buy because I bought separate brackets and set of pulleys. At this moment I don’t know if continue with the brackets or continue with the serpentine set up.
Thanks

Smitty 09-15-2018 02:16 PM

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I went to pick-a-part in Chula Vista and got the whole set up off a ‘93 suburban. Make sure you grab everything associated with it. Including all the bolts. And as someone else said take a puller for the power steering pump pulley. Cleaned the aluminum, actually sand blasted and then clear coat. Look as good as the pretty polished stuff.

jabborabbo 09-15-2018 04:19 PM

Re: Trying serpentine belt system
 
If I may be a smart aleck:

My ‘67 has always had a single (faux) serpentine belt...it runs from the crankshaft pulley to the water pump then to the alternator then back to the crankshaft pulley.

(Drum roll and cymbal crash)

Rickysnickers 09-15-2018 04:32 PM

Re: Trying serpentine belt system
 
71meangreen, that write up is great, thank you! One question, when you put that drive on the truck, did you loose any real estate between the water pump and the fan? My v belt drive system had about 3/4" between the face of the pulley and the electric fan.

71meangreenc10 09-15-2018 11:43 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rickysnickers (Post 8345000)
71meangreen, that write up is great, thank you! One question, when you put that drive on the truck, did you loose any real estate between the water pump and the fan? My v belt drive system had about 3/4" between the face of the pulley and the electric fan.

I would have to go out and verify what I did. I did add the Jeep fan into my setup.

Smitty

Red71gmc 09-15-2018 11:54 PM

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Nice right up


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