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Bigg Wills 2010 XFR
Bigg Wills 2010 XFR
0 2020/06/02 21:48:47 Bigg Will
All back together.
All back together.
0 2020/04/14 00:50:45 Bigg Will
0 2020/04/14 00:15:04 Bigg Will
3 of the pulleys have a plastic isolator, you want this flush with the bearing when you re install the pulley.
3 of the pulleys have a plastic isolator, you want this flush with the bearing when you re install the pulley.
0 2020/04/14 00:12:22 Bigg Will
If your tensioners have any metal bulges around the 3/8 hole that might keep your tensioner tool from full engagement polish or file them off.
If your tensioners have any metal bulges around the 3/8 hole that might keep your tensioner tool from full engagement polish or file them off.
0 2020/04/14 00:08:56 Bigg Will
Gates belts, the Fleetrunner is a lifetime belt it's also about 10mm shorter but will fit. The key is to work the slack up to your highest pulley' the water pump on the main drive and then fully depress the tensioner to slip it on. The best way to get th belt on the supercharger drive is to work the slack over to the SC belt tensioner, fully depress that tensioner and slip the belt overthat slick pulley
Gates belts, the Fleetrunner is a lifetime belt it's also about 10mm shorter but will fit. The key is to work the slack up to your highest pulley' the water pump on the main drive and then fully depress the tensioner to slip it on. The best way to get th belt on the supercharger drive is to work the slack over to the SC belt tensioner, fully depress that tensioner and slip the belt overthat slick pulley
0 2020/04/13 23:45:03 Bigg Will
Dayco exact fit belts.
Dayco exact fit belts.
0 2020/04/13 23:44:21 Bigg Will
Hopefully this keeps any bolts from backing out again.
Hopefully this keeps any bolts from backing out again.
0 2020/04/13 23:42:18 Bigg Will
0 2020/04/13 23:28:45 Bigg Will
As I said you want to use the largest socket that will fit on top of the bearing, I'm pressing this new bearing in. That's why the pulley is not sitting over and opening, if I were pressing the bearing out, the pulley would be sitting over and opening.
As I said you want to use the largest socket that will fit on top of the bearing, I'm pressing this new bearing in. That's why the pulley is not sitting over and opening, if I were pressing the bearing out, the pulley would be sitting over and opening.
0 2020/04/13 23:26:26 Bigg Will
Of the 5 pulleys 4 take the same part number, this set of bearings cost me $41, Jaguar wanted $121 for the bent pulley that I found. I found that pulley on eBay for $40. I used an upgraded steel covered bearings versus the original equipment rubber covered bearings.
Of the 5 pulleys 4 take the same part number, this set of bearings cost me $41, Jaguar wanted $121 for the bent pulley that I found. I found that pulley on eBay for $40. I used an upgraded steel covered bearings versus the original equipment rubber covered bearings.
0 2020/04/13 23:21:33 Bigg Will
Thre replacement bearings. The fu7replacement bearings
Thre replacement bearings. The fu7replacement bearings
0 2020/04/13 23:17:22 Bigg Will
The old bearings will be destroyed. There are 6 pulleys in the XFR belt drive system, 5 are metal and 1 is plastic, only the metal pulleys have replacable bearings.
The old bearings will be destroyed. There are 6 pulleys in the XFR belt drive system, 5 are metal and 1 is plastic, only the metal pulleys have replacable bearings.
0 2020/04/13 23:12:17 Bigg Will
The 2 deep sockets I used for pressing, when pressing in or out a pulley bearing you want to use the largest socket that will fit over the bearing, ESPECIALLY WHEN PRESSING IN THE BEARINGS, AS YOU ONLY WANT TO PRESS AGAINST THE BEARINGS RACE!
The 2 deep sockets I used for pressing, when pressing in or out a pulley bearing you want to use the largest socket that will fit over the bearing, ESPECIALLY WHEN PRESSING IN THE BEARINGS, AS YOU ONLY WANT TO PRESS AGAINST THE BEARINGS RACE!
0 2020/04/13 23:07:35 Bigg Will
Nothing like an industrial press to make easy work of pressing in and out bearings.
Nothing like an industrial press to make easy work of pressing in and out bearings.
0 2020/04/13 23:04:27 Bigg Will
The crossover connects to the hose as seen here.
The crossover connects to the hose as seen here.
0 2019/08/22 13:48:18 Bigg Will
It goes in the neck that's sticking up and connects to water crossover.
The other culprit could be the hose that runs under the intake or SC, If it's that the intake/SC has to come off, and you might as well change the plastic rear coolant crossover.
It goes in the neck that's sticking up and connects to water crossover. The other culprit could be the hose that runs under the intake or SC, If it's that the intake/SC has to come off, and you might as well change the plastic rear coolant crossover.
0 2019/08/22 13:39:09 Bigg Will
0 2019/08/22 13:38:17 Bigg Will
I wasted a gallon of coolant chasing this leak down as it looks just like the plastic tube off the back of the water pump is leaking.
I wasted a gallon of coolant chasing this leak down as it looks just like the plastic tube off the back of the water pump is leaking.
0 2019/08/22 13:33:39 Bigg Will
You might check the seals on this joint. The seals from Jag were $20, the part from Jag was $18 and came with the seals.
You might check the seals on this joint. The seals from Jag were $20, the part from Jag was $18 and came with the seals.
0 2019/08/22 13:32:56 Bigg Will
Nice!
Nice!
0 2019/07/28 07:42:51 Bigg Will
ROTFLMASSOFF!
ROTFLMASSOFF!
0 2019/07/13 11:14:52 Bigg Will
The new flange goes in, reverse of how the old one came out, you'll need to make 2 fuel line connections that can't be mixed up due to them being different sizes, and 2 electrical connections. Don't forget to replace the green flange seal, and that's it
The new flange goes in, reverse of how the old one came out, you'll need to make 2 fuel line connections that can't be mixed up due to them being different sizes, and 2 electrical connections. Don't forget to replace the green flange seal, and that's it
0 2019/07/04 23:34:24 Bigg Will
The leaker, just a hairline crack, once the retainer is unscrewed the flange just lifts off exposing the green  flange seal and fuel pump assembly
The leaker, just a hairline crack, once the retainer is unscrewed the flange just lifts off exposing the green flange seal and fuel pump assembly
0 2019/07/04 23:30:44 Bigg Will
It's tangs lock into the flange retainer.
It's tangs lock into the flange retainer.
0 2019/07/04 23:30:35 Bigg Will
It takes considerable force with this tool to unscrew the flange retainer, I used a 1/2in. breaker ratchet. IT CANNOT BE REMOVED WITH A HAMMER AND PUNCH!
It takes considerable force with this tool to unscrew the flange retainer, I used a 1/2in. breaker ratchet. IT CANNOT BE REMOVED WITH A HAMMER AND PUNCH!
0 2019/07/04 23:30:26 Bigg Will
USE THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOB!
USE THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOB!
0 2019/07/04 23:29:55 Bigg Will
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