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10-27-2002, 12:16 PM
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Jim get's another gold star!
An easy way to remember is by the belt. If the pulley has grooves to match that side of the belt, it rotates clockwise. If the pulley has a smooth surface, it is driven counterclockwise by the backside of the belt. The only pulley that may break this rule that I'm aware of is the Ford p/s pulley. Take care, ~Chris
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