<VV> Can It Really Be That Simple?

[BBRT]

If a belt is removed during storage or repair, it is wise to install it 
going the same direction as it was originally run. Stays on that way...

Chuck S
BBRT
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Frank DuVal" <corvairduval at cox.net>
>
> All belts are installed cold. gggg  But yes, it is good to recheck
> tension after a run in period. You should just be able to turn the
> generator or alternator pulley with your fingers. Too tight is not good.
> Rusty pulleys (pullies?) is common for east coat cars that sit outside
> (indoors not much of a problem), that is why it was mentioned. Rust
> chews a belt up in no time. Also if a belt sits a long time installed on
> an engine  without running, it takes a set so it runs lumpy and can come
> off easy.