Waterpump Underdriven? Ted?
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Waterpump Underdriven? Ted?
Would removing the air pump, and A/C belts cause the waterpump to become underdrive, thus causing the car to run hotter? Because recently I did 2 things at once, which I shouldn't have. I adjusted the TPS, and Fuel ratio...and also removed the A/C and Air Pump belts, and now the car is running warmer than usual. Also, at startup it sometimes the Add Coolant light on the idiot light comes on.
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Originally posted by mazdaspeed7
Actually, the belt is probably slipping. I would recommend the RB dual alternator pulley if you plan on not using an air pump.
Actually, the belt is probably slipping. I would recommend the RB dual alternator pulley if you plan on not using an air pump.
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Get the Racing Beat double-sheave alternator pulley and two BRAND NEW alternator/water pump belts.  This minimizes slipping of the water pump due to the deleted air pump and belt.
-Ted
Get the Racing Beat double-sheave alternator pulley and two BRAND NEW alternator/water pump belts.  This minimizes slipping of the water pump due to the deleted air pump and belt.
-Ted
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