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This is fully installed & working, with the engine idling. Cons…

This is fully installed & working, with the engine idling.  Considering how the previous belt appeared to have stretched, I intentionally set my idler pulley so the tensioner is close to its "new belt" limit.  Whether this one stretches or not, it fits & works.  But if it does stretch, it has a long way to go before the tensioner bottoms out.

After hole-sawing through that tab, I discovered it's hollow, and is part of the reservoir cavity.  That's why I had to glue the patch around the hole to seal the edge.  But it still makes more sense than having the tensioner gauge covered.
This is fully installed & working, with the engine idling. Considering how the previous belt appeared to have stretched, I intentionally set my idler pulley so the tensioner is close to its "new belt" limit. Whether this one stretches or not, it fits & works. But if it does stretch, it has a long way to go before the tensioner bottoms out. After hole-sawing through that tab, I discovered it's hollow, and is part of the reservoir cavity. That's why I had to glue the patch around the hole to seal the edge. But it still makes more sense than having the tensioner gauge covered.Original file
This is fully installed & working, with the engine idling.  Considering how the previous belt appeared to have stretched, I intentionally set my idler pulley so the tensioner is close to its "new belt" limit.  Whether this one stretches or not, it fits & works.  But if it does stretch, it has a long way to go before the tensioner bottoms out.

After hole-sawing through that tab, I discovered it's hollow, and is part of the reservoir cavity.  That's why I had to glue the patch around the hole to seal the edge.  But it still makes more sense than having the tensioner gauge covered.

This is fully installed & working, with the engine idling. Considering how the previous belt appeared to have stretched, I intentionally set my idler pulley so the tensioner is close to its "new belt" limit. Whether this one stretches or not, it fits & works. But if it does stretch, it has a long way to go before the tensioner bottoms out.

After hole-sawing through that tab, I discovered it's hollow, and is part of the reservoir cavity. That's why I had to glue the patch around the hole to seal the edge. But it still makes more sense than having the tensioner gauge covered.

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