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RE: Alternator tensioner setup - Richard - 11-28-2013

Yachts,

Can you look at the drive pulley and post the part number? I have two conflicting numbers right now, and I am trying to verify.

thanks


RE: Alternator tensioner setup - qcj - 11-28-2013

    Richard, the drive pulley on my 99 is 23520369. The casting is hard to read, especially the 3s. Chappell


RE: Alternator tensioner setup - Richard - 11-28-2013

Thank you!


RE: Alternator tensioner setup - pairodice - 08-30-2018

Did you guys ever get a parts list together for this retrofit pulley tensioner system? My alternator pulley is worn out and EATING belts like crazy. I’ll make a separate post for the part number for the larger pulley for a temp fix...


RE: Alternator tensioner setup - Richard - 08-30-2018

Adrian, the larger pulley is an effective fix, and far less costly and involved than converting to serpentine


RE: Alternator tensioner setup - smquandt - 09-21-2018

Alternate Fix, when I had our 1996 my DD mechanic found a belt that fit the dual belt set but was actually one belt, two bonded together.  After I put it on I never had an issue.  Don't have the part # all that info went with the coach


RE: Alternator tensioner setup - smquandt - 09-21-2018

Photo of belt described on previous post


RE: Alternator tensioner setup - pairodice - 09-21-2018

Thanks Steve, I originally had the double V belt but it kept eating the center piece that held the two belts together and then would eat each of the belts! It was very hungry... I recently figured out that the real problem was that the alternator was out of alignment with the engine and the A/C compressor - this was the real cause of the issue and once that was corrected it seems to be doing fine. Ask me again in a few thousand miles...