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Belt Sensor

SECTOR

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My belt warning light has come on, upon investigation it was found that the wheel has slipped to the side of the belt, I can pop it back in to place but it won’t stay in place. Has anyone experienced this, could it be repaired or is it best to get a new one ? I may take it off and investigate but any advice would be great.
1995 C4 Pre Varioram
Thank you.
 
Evening.
They are a simple mechanism, a spring, roller and micro switch, and can be stripped down easily.
Mine used to bounce off the belt and stick.
It just needed stripping cleaning and re-lubricating.
Try taking it apart and checking for wear at the pivot, then cleaning and rebuilding.
Take pictures as you strip it, so you don’t misplace anything.??
 

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