YOUR RESEARCHReplaced polyrib, pulley issue?
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I shredded a polyrib a couple weeks ago on my 44K C2. A fellow owner told me premature belt wear is commonly caused by a misaligned pulley, which prompted me to check. They all look OK except this one possibly. What do you think, is the belt hanging over a tad?
Origional belt?...making it 7 years old. I wouldn't sweat it. I broke one at like 45K miles on my 99. When I really started to look at it the thing was clearly old and dry-rotted.
if the next one breaks after 7 years you should look into it.......
looks ok to me
Is that an oil leak I see?
I hope not I've had enough of those! Where are you looking?
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I was just kidding.
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HA! I was like WTF?
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Nah, it's just intermix. Or maybe a cracked liner.
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