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While having a discussion, Technician A says that unevenly spaced cracks on the face of a neoprene V-ribbed belt are normal. Technician B says if there are cracks, they should be replaced. Who is correct?
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Used V-ribbed belts should have ____ pounds of tension per rib.
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The strength of a belt is determined by the placement of its tensile cords.
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While having a discussion, Technician A says that a glazed belt must be replaced because it will not grip the pulley tightly. Technician B says that if tension on a glazed belt is adjusted at specification, there is no need to replace it. Who is correct?
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Polyester cords are stronger than the fiberglass cords found in conventional belts, but they are more fragile.
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V-ribbed belts can be used in a conventional loop, but they are often installed in a ____________________ configuration.
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In the earlier days of V-belts, some shops used belt dressings to help a belt to grip. Do you think there was a problem with this? Give reasons for your answer.
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When adjusting a new V-belt, set the tension about ____ pounds higher than the recommended specification.
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How is tension controlled in V-ribbed belts that have "locked center" drives?
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What is the function of the internal damper that is found on some tensioners?
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A belt that is too long can rub on a radiator hose or fuel line after tension is adjusted.
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____________________ belts are usually ribbed on one side and flat on the other.
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What factors should you bear in mind when replacing a V-ribbed belt, and belt information is not available?
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The spring-loaded tensioners used with ____________________ belts have a belt length variation gauge.
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The rubber material in timing belts can be either high-temperature ____________________ or highly saturated nitrile (HSN).
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High ____________________ belts are stronger but require more material to manufacture.
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