1937 fan belt short I have a stock 37 sedan with a 85hp flathead. Fan belt is short. P.N. 78-8620-A. Is this the correct part. Got it from Drake. Catalog said it was for a 37 passenger. Thanks Bruce
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Re: 1937 fan belt short Make sure you have a 37 intake manifold, 37 generator and 37 pulley. I am the LAST person to say a remake part is correct, but if over the years, the intake or generator was rebuilt with a larger pulley or whatever it could cause this sort of issue. That part number looks correct to me.
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Re: 1937 fan belt short Try a B54 . worked for me ! kx
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Re: 1937 fan belt short Anyone have a pic of an original intake to compare with?
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Here is a '36 and '37 intake.The generator sits higher on the '36.
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Re: 1937 fan belt short Depends on what pulley is on the generator to...From smallest to largest around is 2 sizes of belts different !
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Re: 1937 fan belt short Just measure it and get one 1" longer. A b54 would measure about 57".
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Re: 1937 fan belt short trying to post pics????????
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If you locate a NOS belt of that same number, you can easily see the Drake belt is shorter. If you have the correct intake and generator pulley (3 11/16" diameter), you will be unable to get his belt to fit regardless of what you may try. If you have a later pulley (3 3/16" diameter, introduced late 1940 ) you may be able to tip the generator forward, slip the belt on and get the generator back in place. It's close, but can and has been done. |
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Here are some photos Bruce wanted posted.
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I've had the same issue with my truck. I run one too long now. Car one is way too short. I don't like the generator up so far but it works. Maybe I'll look at the car version. |
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