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Yeah..... That's a little too tight. Over-tightening the belt will cause premature belt wear and bearing wear in the power steering pump. I don't know off the top of my head the exact specification, but you should be able to move a properly adjusted belt a few mm's up and down in the center between the 2 pulleys
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