Question just bought a ls400
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Question just bought a ls400
Alright i just bought an 1991 ls400 now the only problem with it is the fan coming from the motor doesnt stay in. from what iv heard the bracket is bad but not a 100%.the owner told me that when he was driving it the fan slip forward causing the belt to come off. his mechanic said it was the bracket $300 so isnstead of replacing it he just drilled a whole and rigged a wire to tire and hold it in there worked for a little while but happened again and now its my problem any ideas on what could be causing it?
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awesome bro thanks just ordered it 2 day shipping should have her running soon also on the pulley it has a 10 on it then there is a gauge that has a few lines 10 and a 0 assuming when i install it i need to turn it till the 10 in the pulley and the 10 on the metal gauge thing line up
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The cowboy doesn't post incorrect part numbers!
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Sewell Lexus will not be the place to confirm the part number, as this is an Aisin part number, not a Toyota or Lexus part number - and yes, it is the correct part number!
The cowboy doesn't post incorrect part numbers!
The cowboy doesn't post incorrect part numbers!
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if the drive belt flies off violently, it can hurt things, but nothing is hurt by just running the car without the belt for short while, you just do not have charging, A/C, power steering or a fan!
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10 degrees BTDC timing mark
BTDC = before top dead center
this has nothing to do with the drive belt, it is only involved when replacing the timing belt or measuring the ignition timing with a timing light!
BTDC = before top dead center
this has nothing to do with the drive belt, it is only involved when replacing the timing belt or measuring the ignition timing with a timing light!