ATI belt tensioner.....
#16
Re: Re: ATI belt tensioner.....
Originally posted by slimdawson
If anyone knows why the tensioner is at fault, please say. I am curious.
If anyone knows why the tensioner is at fault, please say. I am curious.
I find it hard to believe that with all the engineering that went into this unit, that ATI didn't provide a spring loaded tensioner.
#19
Originally posted by slimdawson
I thought my tensioner was spring loaded I know that you tension it, and lock it down but it still moves slightly if pressed on.
I thought my tensioner was spring loaded I know that you tension it, and lock it down but it still moves slightly if pressed on.
No the stock tensioner that comes with ATI's are fixed.
#20
Why are there two halves to the tensioner and one moves? If you pry up on the tensioner the 1/2 still moves providing constant tension on the belt. I can move it just like the tensioners for the serpentine belt on my Camaro and Mustang and they are both spring loaded.
#21
Originally posted by slimdawson
Why are there two halves to the tensioner and one moves? If you pry up on the tensioner the 1/2 still moves providing constant tension on the belt. I can move it just like the tensioners for the serpentine belt on my Camaro and Mustang and they are both spring loaded.
Why are there two halves to the tensioner and one moves? If you pry up on the tensioner the 1/2 still moves providing constant tension on the belt. I can move it just like the tensioners for the serpentine belt on my Camaro and Mustang and they are both spring loaded.
If I remember correctly when you set the tension on the tensioer there are 3 fastners the prevent the tensioner from moving. Are making sure they are tight? From what I remember the fixed tensioner should not move at all.
#24
Originally posted by IDOXLR8
If I remember correctly when you set the tension on the tensioer there are 3 fastners the prevent the tensioner from moving. Are making sure they are tight? From what I remember the fixed tensioner should not move at all.
If I remember correctly when you set the tension on the tensioer there are 3 fastners the prevent the tensioner from moving. Are making sure they are tight? From what I remember the fixed tensioner should not move at all.
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