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Old 10-17-2011, 01:25 AM   #1
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every time i hit some water my belt slips off. i have put new belts on, and checked that all the pulley's are lined up. i recently replaced my heads witch i had to take out all but the water pump and the crank shaft pulley so i know that all of them are lined up right. none of the pulleys ave any play in them what so ever so now im just stuck on what could be causing this. if any one knows of some thing i should check im open to any thing it sux that i relay cant do any mudding just if the belt slips off
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Have you tightened up the alternator and all that junk?
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yes its all tight. the problem started before the heads went bad and it still dose it. just at a loss on what to do. i put in a new idler pulley and the tensinor is nice and tight so IDK
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