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Old 30-08-2006, 08:03 PM   #1
Christiaan
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Default Power steering belts coming off

Guys

I've got a problem, where my power steering belt keeps coming off at high revs under load. (usually 1 - 2 gear change, or 2nd gear stand stills off the limiter)

Now, I know it can either be the harmonic balancer, power steering pump, or power steering pully.

I have changed the Power steering pully and bearing, and the balancer and power steering pump look ok.

The belts are tight, and done properly, but it keeps coming off at high revs.

Just wondering if anyone else has had this problem, and what you did to overcome it.

Cheers

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