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chris-gti

Gti-6 Conversion, Pas/ac Question

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chris-gti

Firstly, apologies if it's been brought up but...

 

I'm a few days off making a start on the conversion, can anyone enlighten me on what to do with the serpentine belt as I won't be running AC or PAS. Is there a way to do this or will i have to make an idler pulley?

 

Thanks.

Chris

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Anthony

Most people use a 6PK700 belt and a cambelt tensioner in one of the unused M8 threads on the engine mount casting.

 

Picture005.jpg

 

Not mine, but that's a picture showing the non-PAS/AC belt setup described above.

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Vili

I cut off the excess material from alternator bracket and used XU9J4 type belt tensioner.

before

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after

25032012152.jpg

 

This saved me a ton of weight.

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welshpug

I used an S16 non aircon type mounts and fabricated a simple adjuster bar using the standard 8 valve 205 securing bolt and adjuster bolt.

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ORB

Did you use the scissors to cut the bracket???

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camgti

I just used a 6pk700 belt and did not require a tensioner. Was tight to get on and has been fine for months with out a tensioner.

 

Cam

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petert

Did you use the scissors to cut the bracket???

So long as they're sharpened for cutting cast iron.

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camgti

Haha, nice Pete

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Vili

Did you use the scissors to cut the bracket???

It's surprising what you can do with ikea scissors. Actually they are there to give some scale.

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chris-gti

Thanks for the replies, looks like there's a few different ways to do it. I've been pondering it for a few weeks and i'm still a few weeks off starting so I thought i'd ask rather than have it in the back of my mind for ages.

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