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Polish Prince
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waterpump belt

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i have a question bout the water pump? looking at the diagram in the manual it looks as if the water pump and the power steering pump are one unit(one pulley). also where is the tensioner for the belt in the water pump system? any help would be appriciated
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the power steering and water pump have their own pulleys.
The tensioner is located between the water pump puelly and PS pulley and is accesible from underneatch the car
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babyblueMX3 wrote:the power steering and water pump have their own pulleys.
The tensioner is located between the water pump puelly and PS pulley and is accesible from underneatch the car
It should be like a 10mm bolt kinda hanging down toward the ground.
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Remove the splash sheild and you should see the tensioner pulley.
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so the only way to get to it is by taking the tire off and working from there?

ok i'll let u know how it goes one by one my mx-3 will be road worthy soon
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Polish Prince wrote:so the only way to get to it is by taking the tire off and working from there?

ok i'll let u know how it goes one by one my mx-3 will be road worthy soon
Well you don't HAVE to take the tire off, but it will make it like ten times easier.
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thx slim, like i said i'll let u guys know how it goes and ive u am update on things still needed to be fixed
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