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#995348 12/29/2013 2:18 PM
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Im having issues with my fan belt wanting to twist and flip inside out. I suspect two things. My water pump pulley is not pushed back far enough and the belt that I used has the wrong V. My question is, what is the correct belt for the 235 and does anyone have a part number for it? I am running an alternator with a stock pulley. Thanks for the help.

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Do you have the same width pulleys on the crank, water pump and alternator? Did you make your own brackets for the alternator? Are all the pulleys inline with each other?

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Have you tried a new belt? If a cord is broken in the belt it will keep rolling over. That's why it is important to not pry a belt on.

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No. That's why I'm asking for the right size belt. I used the one that was on it when I got it and judging by all the other stuff th P.O. did, I'm not 100% certain it's the right belt.

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I'm usinging a gates 7417

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Which belt is correct depends on year and conversions done.
If you take your belt to an auto store they can measure it for replacement.


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Originally Posted by DADS50
I'm usinging a gates 7417
Pre 68 Dave made a good point

The belt I referenced may not be correct for you

I have a 54 car 235 with a 12 volt 1wire alt
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Plenty of room for adjustment on the bracket.


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