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dead_poetic

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Leaving work lastnight I started the rallye up, straight away I knew something was up, 10 seconds later POP! The aux belt snapped, and is now wedged... I'm on wy way, tools in hand to see what I can do. But I was wondering, how hard it's going to be to get the new belt on because the old one has broken?

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    khj100

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    It's not hard at all. Just consider yourself lucky that when it snapped it didn't smash through the cambelt housing!

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    Posted 2nd Jan 2010 at 17:39
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    lotek

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    Post #3
    its not that bad.

    if you cant free the belt off then undo the auto tensioner and belt should fall off, or at least be easier to get off. then refit tensioner and new belt. Wizard

    you will need a ¼" drive t-bar or ratchet to put into square hole to turn tensioner to get belt on iirc.

    Posted 2nd Jan 2010 at 17:42
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    welshpug!

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    lotek wrote:
    its not that bad.

    if you cant free the belt off then undo the auto tensioner and belt should fall off, or at least be easier to get off. then refit tensioner and new belt. Wizard

    you will need a

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    Posted 2nd Jan 2010 at 17:59
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    lotek

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    Post #5
    ah in that case its even easier.

    its the setup i have on my 6. ratchet spanners are a must LOL especially if you have big hands like me lol

    undo the manual tensionng screw behind the pas pump.

    take of the roller via two bolts in the wheel arch then get old belt out.

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    Posted 2nd Jan 2010 at 19:01
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    dead_poetic

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    Post #6
    thanks guys! i had a look in the FAQ section, but the one shown was different to the set up on my rallye... plus i had one of the two bolts missing from the tensioner Roll eyes i had to put on a bigger belt aswell because i couldnt get the one listed for it to fit Confused but its on and it works... i shall just keep an eye on it atm

    cheers for the replys aswell guys Thumbs up

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