Posted: Sat May 19, 2007 2:22 am
HI AJ, sorry to hear about this.
I've had somehting similar happen of late. Actually I've just had it happen for the third time. MY problem seems to be the pull for the power sterring and air-con belt's bearing fails which causes the belt to move over and then it starts to strip and takes the alternator belt with it as it lets go. Thankfully the one time this happened to me it didn't take anything else with it.
The second time I was able to stop before the belt let go and this was when I found the pull was stuffed. My mechanic fitted another one but it looks like that has failed now as well.
I'm hoping I've just got bad luck and something isn't causing thes bearings to fail.
Just thought I'd let you know about this. Might be worht making sure that there is no movement in anything (the pull or runners - or whatever their called)
I've had somehting similar happen of late. Actually I've just had it happen for the third time. MY problem seems to be the pull for the power sterring and air-con belt's bearing fails which causes the belt to move over and then it starts to strip and takes the alternator belt with it as it lets go. Thankfully the one time this happened to me it didn't take anything else with it.
The second time I was able to stop before the belt let go and this was when I found the pull was stuffed. My mechanic fitted another one but it looks like that has failed now as well.
I'm hoping I've just got bad luck and something isn't causing thes bearings to fail.
Just thought I'd let you know about this. Might be worht making sure that there is no movement in anything (the pull or runners - or whatever their called)