CANNOT get belt on!
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Take the zzp belt and throw it away!
First of all, the ZZP "Stage 2" belt is not a genuine GM belt - it is slightly under sized and is of extremely poor quality! My belt was had CHUNKS missing out of it after only 5000 miles and it was cracked everywhere.
I replaced it with a real GM Stage 2 belt from CrateEngineDepot and it has been perfect ever since. Went on easily too, because it's the correct length!
Good luck.
First of all, the ZZP "Stage 2" belt is not a genuine GM belt - it is slightly under sized and is of extremely poor quality! My belt was had CHUNKS missing out of it after only 5000 miles and it was cracked everywhere.
I replaced it with a real GM Stage 2 belt from CrateEngineDepot and it has been perfect ever since. Went on easily too, because it's the correct length!
Good luck.
I asked if it was a brand new belt because it didn't come in any packaging. They said it was indeed new. Makes sense it didnt come in packaging now.
Joel
The best part is my gm tech buddy and toyota tech buddy tried many times but failed, then I decided to give it one more shot since the weather FINALLY cleared up [its snowing here in NY] and I used the 9/16 to get the tensioner down and she slipped the belt on. Needless to say its nice to have a lady around even where you least expect one to be handy, **** she sure proved us all wrong even though i did all the "hard" work.
I saw a video of some guy using a torx 50 bit to get the tensioner to release. The 9/16 technique is starting to round the little notch off and all the other ways are destroying my pulley and belt. Anyone else use the torx bit technique?
Last edited by ionRL_585; Mar 29, 2011 at 02:44 AM.
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