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Could any of the resisdant HDI gurus tell me what length aux belt is required for a V plate 306 HDI. Its a non air con model...but has PAS with the pas pump up top...
Dont have a belt to measure to get rough idea...and internet seems full of different options...slightly un useral not to have AC i guess...
Also can anyone confirm, the spring loaded tensioner, is that the same across ALL 306 hdi's? Or does that differ also?
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doesnt it have the spring/damper tensioner AND a manual adjusted aswell?
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10-12-2013, 04:42 PM
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6pk1173 is what you use when you've removed the AC from a HDi
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Hm pretty sure its longer than that, ive just mocked up a bit of string to get rough idea, and seems around 1500mm but obviously thats very rough..
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Hm, the setup I have is different to that...this is a model from the factory without AC...it has a small roller idler at the bottom and a sprung / dampened tesioner like that at the top...
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10-12-2013, 05:12 PM
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6pk1470 is the non-ac belt iirc, so 1470mm.
Ah Cully got there first lol.
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Which makes sence with my rough measure of 1500.
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SO is T / G tensioners the same across all of them?
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10-12-2013, 05:20 PM
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Oh yeah sorry, forgot that bit lol. As far as i've seen the top spring-loaded tensioner looks identical across the various models, the other one/two vary. Haven't exactly seen loads of non-ac models in scrap yards though, so could be different on some i guess.
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Ive already replaced the little idler at the bottom, id say they just added that to stop belt vibration, im going to run a guess and hope the ecentic tensioner is the same, cant see any reason why they would change it so ill order up and see...
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10-12-2013, 07:45 PM
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you could of course just bang the vin into servicebox to get the correct number, then cross reference :p
which tells me that it is indeed 5751 55 used on ac and non ac DW10 306's.
5750 XT is the belt part number, 6pk 1468
