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post Jun 26, 2003 - 10:06 PM
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I was trying to put my underdrive pulley on and I finally gave up cause I could not get the stock pulley off. After I put everything back together, I started her up and I heard this unnatural clicking/knocking noise coming from the drivebelts side of the engine. At first I thought it might have been the alternator belt cause it was frayed a bit on the side of it. So, I went to by friendly neighborhood Pep Boys to pick up a new belt. The funny thing about it is that I obviously asked for an alternator belt for a 97 Celica ST and they said that they didn't have it listed in their book. So then I asked for a belt for the 7AFE engine for the 91-98 corrolla. They had that,so I bought it. I put it in,started it up and the noise was still there. I finally broke down and took it to a shop and sure enough, it was the underdrive crank pulley that I needed. Apparantly I warped the stock one trying to get it off. But the whole possitive thing about this situation is that I'm getting my car fixed and when I get it back, hopefully it will be a little faster with the new underdrive pulley that they will put on for me.
 
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post Jul 2, 2003 - 2:50 PM
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QUOTE (forkee @ Jul 2, 2003 - 9:56 AM)
over 300 bucks to put that in?? screw that! i think im gonna just sell my pulley... tongue.gif

No No No, it was 300 to get the timing belt done. I would have spent $72 to just get the pulley installed. You have to get shorter belts to fit them on the pulley(alternator and AC compressor belts). The belts were like $11 each and the installation was a little over $50. I have an ASP pulley for my ST, so I'm not sure if you'd need different belts for an Unorthodox or an OBX.

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