to interfere, or not to interfere - that is the qu

[frankbauer@thevine.net]

phil sez:
>Just drop the old belt on a flat surface and look for where the outside trie
>to go concave.  Then look at the inside surface at that point.  You'll be qu
>happy you paid the bill.

for the <$20 a new belt would cost...
if i have gone far enough to drop a used belt on the floor,
it must have missed the trash can.
and no, i don't have an old timing belt collection...  =8)

frank

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