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Externet

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Last Activity: Today 05:48 PM

About Me

  • About Externet
    Biography
    Modifying cars for reliability
    Location
    Mideast US
    Interests
    Old Cadillacs
    Occupation
    Retired from microelectronics engineering; audio engineer, scuba diving electronics.
  • Signature
    1961 & 1962 Cadillacs
    2000 + 2003 LR Discovery

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  • Last Activity: Today 05:48 PM
  • Join Date: Jul 11, 2012
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  1. Externet
    Jan 29, 2024 08:58 PM - permalink
    Hi. Found the post you refer to and its date. Cannot remember doing anything to the triangular flange. Since posted the fix by tapping / hammering the steering pump pulley together with its triangular flange into the pump shaft the belt has not shifted anywhere. I did NOT remove the triangular flange nor part number 7. The triangular flange slides on the pump shaft with light hammering or prying out if you prefer.

    May be post #8 at https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...d-belt-113382/
  2. mackendw
    Jan 29, 2024 06:26 PM - permalink
    did your fix of the Power Steering pump mounting flange work long term? I have an 03 disco II and the belt is jumping off the pulley in the same fashion.

    just curious if this fix you did is good for the long term...

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