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Old 09-02-2006, 10:35 PM   #1
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Default throwing power steering belts

hey i had this problem on the way to work i threw my car back to second and put my foot down to get through a set of lights and it threw my power steering belt off, i got the raa out to put it back on (i didnt have my tools with me) as the things a bit of a tank to drive and 225 tyres dont help. it ran fine after that, then on the way home from work someone was doing 40 in a 60 so i threw it back to third to get by and it did it again. what could be the problem here, the belt was tight nothing seems loose.

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