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D17 Series IV Power Steering Belt
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    Posted: 06 Sep 2023 at 10:12pm
I noticed the power steering belt on my D17 Series IV is cracked in several places. I'm guessing I should replace this before it breaks.   Has anyone ever replaced one of these before?  Just curious on the difficulty and any past stories encountered.  As always, thanks in advance!
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Only problem is it is a close fit between front pully and front support but it will go.                MACK
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Well....

looseing the PS pump bolts can be challenging.....
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that's how you tighten/loosen the belt.

Make sure you have quality angel wrenches on hand.
Not much turning radius on one of those bolts.

Best of luck.
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Just adjusted/ tightened my series III. no issues if the bolts are not seized!
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Those bolt heads are best worked on with a good quality open-end 9/16" wrench that has WIDE tangs. A cheap narrow wrench doesn't make full use of the head of the bolt, especially if the last guy used a cheap wrench and has rounded off the bolt heads a bit.
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