Have you seen the prices?mdvineng said:Highly recommend a belt tension meter for this job unless very experienced at tension settings (no 90 degree twists for this type of belt, that's for the old "A" style belts).
You can on the bottom run of the belt from underneath the car ˜ºmnl said:Have you seen the prices?mdvineng said:Highly recommend a belt tension meter for this job unless very experienced at tension settings (no 90 degree twists for this type of belt, that's for the old "A" style belts).
I can buy a car with the tension set already for less money![]()
The Chinese knock off copies start at £125
You can buy a clone of the Bergen twiddle gauge for £30 that is "easy to use" but I bet I'll not see the pointer with the engine in the car![]()
surprisingly it would appear you can buy a genuine one for £30 which is cheaper than laser version etcmnl said:You can buy a clone of the Bergen twiddle gauge for £30 that is "easy to use" but I bet I'll not see the pointer with the engine in the car![]()
Cheersmdvineng said:You can on the bottom run of the belt from underneath the car ˜º
Santa might be better off bringing you either a magic wand or at least earplugs ˜„mnl said:Cheersmdvineng said:You can on the bottom run of the belt from underneath the car ˜º![]()
I'll ask Santa for a Bergen twiddle gauge
I was going to ask him for a Launch Creader CRP123 that flash mentioned before, maybe he can bring both![]()
(I stopped squirting Pledge on my belt when the bangs cracks & squeaks from the suspension became about 1,000,000 times more annoying than a chirping that I can't hear with the windows up)![]()
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