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Problem: Panel Warning Lights Stay On While Driving 900 1994

posted by  Jim Holst on  Tue May 11 10:24 CST 2004
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That's not a normal time for the belt to break. I've run belts for 100K without any breaking although that was way too long. Maybe the belt was defective or perhaps the rubber mounting bushings on the alternator have softened letting the alternator pulley and the crank pulley get out of line. This would increse wear. I've replaced many of these bushings. Last possibility was that it was a cheap belt.

That is an exceptionally low mileage for a '94.






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