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- DAVIDI1
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Fan belt size
What is the correct size fan belt for a 78 clubman 998cc?
1978 Mini clubman
1972 Irish built Mini 850
1972 Irish built Mini 850

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1984 Mini Sprite - Modifications: 1380cc
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S/C CR gearbox and drop gears - Location: Longford
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Just be careful David it is possible to damage the alt main bearing. A good indication is if you press the belt with your finger on its longest run i.e. (where there is the greatest distances between the three pulleys) it should deflect about 10 to 12 mm or in the queens increments half an inch. Also it is very normal for the engine rpm to decrees when a load is placed on the alt as to generate electricity you need power and so the engine must do more work which mean a drop in rpm.
Regards,
Paul.
Regards,
Paul.
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