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Date:         Sun, 4 Sep 2005 12:30:15 -0700
Reply-To:     jeff <ptreyesone@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         jeff <ptreyesone@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      alternator and belt question
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On a recent trip the alternator belt on my 1985 1.9 started squealing--I adjusted it and the noise stopped.

Now that I am home I was thinking about changing all the belts. With that in mind, I purchased a replacement from a well known vendor--the belt I received is 10X1110.

The belt that is on there is 10X1100 and that is the replacement listed on other vendor's websites. Seems to me that belt I received is the wrong one--am I right?

My alternator is a Bosch AL27X--replacement alternators (e.g., at GoWesty) are listed as AL33X--can someone bring me up to speed on the difference?

Lastly, I assume I have to remove both the power steering belt and a/c belt (radiator hose runs through the belt!) to get at the alternator belt--any hints or tips on tackling this job would be appreciated!

thanx, Jeff C.

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