HELP PLEASE!!! blown fan and water pump pulley!!!
Hi guys, I just replace both belts and it's either i tighten to tight or something i did and fu***ed up the fan and one of the pulley rotor (not quite sure what it is that pulley for ... is it for water pump????).
Can you guys give me some idea what should i do or part and where to purchase them and maybe pricing too.
Any help would be appreciated it.
here is the pictures
Pictures of the fan and the middle pulley

The red arrow is where that pulley belong to
Can you guys give me some idea what should i do or part and where to purchase them and maybe pricing too.
Any help would be appreciated it.
here is the pictures
Pictures of the fan and the middle pulley

The red arrow is where that pulley belong to
If you're talking about the pulley that's connected to the fan, it's to turn the fan. The fan on the early G is mechanical not electronic.
Whatever happened, your fan hit SOMETHING. No doubt about it.
Whatever happened, your fan hit SOMETHING. No doubt about it.
Yes I did. Is that water pump?? I need to know please so I can order the right part or to make sure some local shop repair won't rip me off on something else
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Can I replace that fan pulley? It seems to be there are 3 bolds holding it. Do u know where to buy it?
The water pump is driven by the timing chain. The mechanical fan assembly has no internal connection to the motor.
Definitely get the shop manual so you understand how to correctly tension the belt.
Definitely get the shop manual so you understand how to correctly tension the belt.
. Is this repairable without replacing the engine part??
I'm guessing no outside store beside dealership of infiniti sell this? Damn I shoulda wait for someone know what their doing to replace the belt
Anyone can point me the right direction whom to cantact or might have this?
Anyone can point me the right direction whom to cantact or might have this?
you have a problem that I see could be a big problem though. That fan clutch is held onto the pulley b 4 bolts.
The bolt that holds that pulley on is broken...which could be a serious issue.
Not sure how that is attached...whether or not you have to take apart the engine.
The bolt that holds that pulley on is broken...which could be a serious issue.
Not sure how that is attached...whether or not you have to take apart the engine.
you have a problem that I see could be a big problem though. That fan clutch is held onto the pulley b 4 bolts.
The bolt that holds that pulley on is broken...which could be a serious issue.
Not sure how that is attached...whether or not you have to take apart the engine.
The bolt that holds that pulley on is broken...which could be a serious issue.
Not sure how that is attached...whether or not you have to take apart the engine.
Definitely DO NOT drive the car this way. If it's warm in your area the car will most likely overheat when sitting at a stop.
What ***** is saying is that you probably snapped off the bolts inside the block.
What ***** is saying is that you probably snapped off the bolts inside the block.


