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Changing belts on a VW Beetle.
Previously:
Volkswagen Beetle wagon - photo
Volkswagen Beetle deconstruction - photo
Homemade drive belt tool - video
Changing belts on a VW Beetle.
Previously:
Volkswagen Beetle wagon - photo
Volkswagen Beetle deconstruction - photo
Homemade drive belt tool - video
New plans added on 12/13/2024: Click here for 2,629 plans for homemade tools.
Andyt (Feb 14, 2020), carloski (Aug 17, 2022), high-side (Feb 15, 2020), Inflight (Feb 16, 2020), jackhoying (Aug 16, 2022), jimfols (Feb 13, 2020), Miloslav (Feb 13, 2020), nova_robotics (Oct 16, 2021), Scotsman Hosie (Feb 17, 2020), Tonyg (Feb 17, 2020)
WHY would you risk the injury? Sometimes, you just can't fix stupid.
Scotsman Hosie (Feb 17, 2020), Slim-123 (Feb 13, 2020), Tonyg (Feb 17, 2020)
I like the part where you put the sharp end of the screwdriver against the meaty bit of your hand and then press the handle against the pulley. Nothing could possibly go wrong with that.
Scotsman Hosie (Feb 17, 2020), Tonyg (Feb 17, 2020)
Ancient, but still good...
Tried that after seeing the vid a long time ago.
I broke the belt.
I have a 1972 Land Rover Series III Truck Cab/Pick-Up and a 1962 Land Rover Series 2a Carawagon Camper.
That belt was way too loose. It would not come off the easy it is was adjusted correctly.
I did start my VW a couple of time when the starter was bad, using a socket and ratchet in the alternator nut.
Miss that old bug!!
I have seen my Dad do that many times in years gone by I've also seen him use spray Ether starting fluid to seal a tire against the rim.
That's the way I would've done it – except I'd have probably wound up with that screwdriver lodged in my teeth.Originally Posted by Altair
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