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How the heck...

...do you change/adjust the alternator belt on a 914-6 conversion?

I did a search, and it appears cutting an access panel between the seats is possible, but I'd rather not.


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drop the engine.
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drop the engine.
Uh-uh...ain't gonna happen. I'll cut the firewall before I do that.
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Cut the back oanel and make an access port. Aquire a piece of sheet 2" larger overall then the cut out and use aircraft fittings to make it easily removable.

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cut an access hole and make a panel to fit over it.



an aluminum panel fits over the hole. You can either use nut-rivits, or tack weld some nuts to the back side so you can bolt the cover in place.
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Nice solution, you could put a bead of silicone or some weatherstrip around periphery to seal it too, in case you drive in the rain

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