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Title says it all I think. I would like to retain stock belt routing, but ditch the smog equipment on my 88 GTA. Let me know what you have, condition, and price shipped to 66216.
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Re: Smog pump delete for TPI serpentine setup
You can remove the pump and just get a different size belt. I have a belt with practically zero miles on it.
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Re: Smog pump delete for TPI serpentine setup
I did that a decade ago in my 89 TA, but it seems like the idler was damn near maxed out on travel.
Regardless, what is the P# on the belt you have?
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Regardless, what is the P# on the belt you have?
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Re: Smog pump delete for TPI serpentine setup
Hmm, your idler should be fine with the correct belt size. The belt you use is actaully shorter than the stock length, this is assuming you remove the pump as opposed to using an AIR delte pulley. I don't remember the part number off hand but you should be able to get it with a quick search. It is K96XX, or along those lines.
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Re: Smog pump delete for TPI serpentine setup
Maybe this will help? https://www.thirdgen.org/serpentine
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Re: Smog pump delete for TPI serpentine setup
I have seen the various methods for conquering the task, and am not entirely opposed to using a shorter belt for the time being.
Shifty, I assume you are selling the belt? PM me if so.
Thanks to you both.
Shifty, I assume you are selling the belt? PM me if so.
Thanks to you both.
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Re: Smog pump delete for TPI serpentine setup
I have another car that I'm looking for this setup for. Anyone?
Longer belt worked fine on the IROC, but I'd like to have the delete pulley for the GTA.
Longer belt worked fine on the IROC, but I'd like to have the delete pulley for the GTA.
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Re: Smog pump delete for TPI serpentine setup
Here is a thought , the export delete for the smog pump was discontinued years ago. The gates 38029 was the pulley they used on the delete bracket. The bearing is Bearing Bore I.D. 1 . The guide belt guide setup is still available gm or acdelco 10129569
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Re: Smog pump delete for TPI serpentine setup
Thanks for the reply. I got a good deal on a complete setup from another member, so this piece of the puzzle is taken care of for the time being.
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haha. If I run across one, or don't end up using the one I have it's all yours.
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