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By drifter17a · Posted
I agree re not trusting it as it makes mistakes however can do hours of research for you at times by simply asking a question -
By drifter17a · Posted
The I have researched this so much, I may soon become nut and washer expert. so side of washer which is cut or cone shaped should face nut and inward looking convex should face pully? this aligns with what I found online "Yes, a conical washer, also known as a Belleville washer or spring washer, has both a concave and a convex side. The concave side is the one with the smaller diameter, while the convex side has the larger diameter. When installing, the concave side is typically placed towards the surface being connected, and the convex side faces the fastener head or nut. " seen some people just replacing nut and stud with bolt, I assume that is no good as tension won’t be kept on tensioner right? just to be 100% sure pressure washer faces the pully and then conical washer, it seems stranger as it is normally other way around/ pressure washer first facing bolt or nut:) -
I checked, i dont think it was the indicator stalk. The problem just magically fixed itself though.
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H1 is not the Humvee, but is the most road based version. Lachlan (HankScorpio) on here has a proper Humvee. He imported it a few years back.
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Welcome Thomas! Sounds like you've made some progress. Are you able to drive it and enjoy it a bit now ?
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