No tensioning arm yet.
> Jerry
The alternator belt dynamics, engine pulses and slightly out-of round
pulleys impose high vibration fatigue cycles on that tensioning arm. That's
why they always fail.
Suggest you consider a rubber "Barry type" bushing on the engine block to
terminate the tensioning arm and absorb the vibration.
Regards,
Keith Moore
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