So i went to go assemble my motor...

[bikerboyriley1]

and realized i dont know how everything in the front attaches (pulleys alternator power steering) everything like that... so i was wondering if you guys had any picture of the front end of your motor? it would really help me out! I cant seem to find any pictures on the internet... even though i am sure there is plenty ..



Thanks







Riley

[ZR1BLAZER]

http://www.s10v8.com/images/smilies/icon_confused.gif what are you running http://www.s10v8.com/images/smilies/icon_confused.gif

serpintine set up or V-Belts?

[bikerboyriley1]

vbelt, yah i know its simple... also should i use loctite?

[jusbo]

I took some close up shots of my motor before tear down. I will have them up on my site in like 20min. Check them out if you want.

Eerrr, edit that...I don\'t have the alternator on there....but still there is an up front shot of my motor if you still want to have a look see. Sorry \'bout that!

[BrandOmatic]

they\'re all kind of different. my alternator is in front of the passenger side head, some are mounted in front of the drivers side head. some people run power steering, some do not.

[bikerboyriley1]

alternator is on the passenger side, power steering is on the drivers side at the bottom..

Is there some resource i could use to find these pictures?



Also should i loctite all the bolts? blue?red?green?

[BrandOmatic]

have you browsed through the \"under construction\" picture gallery on this site? i\'m sure there\'s a picture somewhere in there that will help. i don\'t have a good picture of mine, but i\'m not running power steering so no help there.



i think i may have used loctite on the bolts that hold my waterpump pulley on, since there aren\'t any lockwashers or anything. i don\'t think it\'s necessary.. especially on the alternator mounting bolts that you may need to loosen and re-tighten later if you buy a new belt, or if your belt stretches, etc. if you do use it on anything, blue is good for everything, red would be overkill, and green is supposed to be permanent, or require heat to be removed. or at least that\'s what i learned at the permatex seminar.

[adh383]

go to your nearest junkyard------ look at some vehichles