Re: Gee, the steering feels a bit heavy today... doh
ahhh stupid p/s belts, mine gave me trouble for a bit, untill I tightened the m0f0 up like a nuns c**t, now she's all good. Glad to here it was a simple problem, that was easily fixed.
Re: Gee, the steering feels a bit heavy today... doh
haha
ive had same situation sorta (minus the belt)
hot day, had A/C on and taking car out and i disconnected battery bout an hour before, so the computer reset.
was gearing down for a corner, as i got to the point where you have to pull out the car stalled and god damn, them things are hard as to steer when your not ready for the steering to die on you.
Re: Gee, the steering feels a bit heavy today... doh
My idler pully for P/S siezed cooked the belt, smoke and burnt rubber smell .... hmmmmmmmmm
Had to buy a pair of sissors from a newsagent about 20m up the road, then cu thte belt off, and drove home the straightest route possible, they are heavy to steer without p/s.
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Re: Gee, the steering feels a bit heavy today... doh
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Originally Posted by Walkinshaw
when the serpentine belt goes your really really buggered though!!!
Not wrong! I had my serpentine belt explode (yes...it just blew apart) on my EB V8 and it was a mess. Powersteering went, water temp skyrocketed, Alternator light came on (that was the first warning I had) and generally it become a pig. I had to pull over asap. Looked under the bonnet and bits of belt rubber was everywhere. It destroyed the water pump (wrapped around it and caused the seal to go so water was leaking everywhere) and generally messed up the car. 1 trip to Supercrap and 5 minutes work could have avoided it all too.
Anyhow, serpentine belts are great but hope they never fail, it all goes to crap very quickly!
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