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    I agree with the others, however the problem is usually finding the
    right pulleys and water pump shaft length.. I've done 2 like your
    first picture and so far both have worked as advertised. I don't
    like running a V-belt on both sides, but so far so good..<br>
    Dave<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/4/2015 5:41 PM, Linwood Rose
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      Working on the restoration of a Jaguar MK2 at the moment, and I
      have a question for my healey friends.
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        <div class="">I am air conditioning this car. My first
          configuration of pulleys and belts can be seen in Image 1. All
          on one 1/2” “V” belt. This approach continues to use the
          original “jockey” pulley (to the left and above the crank
          pulley) for tensioning the belt although I suppose that it is
          not really needed since in this approach the tension can be
          adjusted by rotating the alternator.</div>
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        <div class="">However, I wonder about having the alternator and
          the compressor on one “V” belt as in image 2, and then have
          the crank pulley, water pump pulley, compressor and idler
          pulley (not tensioned) on a second “V” belt. I could
          accomplish this easily as the compressor has two “V” belt
          pulleys (one double) and I could shift the alternator to the
          rear to get the proper alignment.</div>
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        <div class="">Do I gain much of anything by moving to the two
          belts?</div>
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        <div class="">I have seen several Healeys with the stacked
          alternator and compressor on their own belt. Unlike in the
          Healey configuration, in my case the compressor would be on
          top and the alternator below.</div>
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        <div class="">What are your thoughts? I would appreciate hearing
          your views about this.<br class="">
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