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crankpully wobble
My crankpully wobbles and stretching my belt every so often, why is that?
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Welcome. Your pulley's about to come apart and leave you stranded. Do a search here and you'll find numerous threads on replacement options and procedures.
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Thanks, I better get to it. I didn't know it was that serious. Thanks again!
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the lightened one that dayle sells worked very well... and looks much better than the original... probably cheaper too...
http://store.yahoo.com/svx-motorspor.../whatsnew.html pretty easy to replace too... -drew
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'96 Saab 900 turbo '95 Passat (drove the wheels off) '92 SVX Ls-L (smashed/sold) '88 Acura Legend (wheel fell off) '90 Audi 80 quattro (50mph into side of truck) '95 Saab 9000cse turbo (sold) |
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Thanks drew. How do you keep the crank from turning?
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i.... I!!... did it the ghetto way... i rigged up a breaker bar to the ratchet... and rested the bar towards the drivers side of the engine bay... flicked the key on for a split second and broke the crank pulley loose.... (i bet this way is not highly recommended... but it worked..) and for tightening it, i bought a strap wrench, but i ended up not using it... (again, not recommended) i just grabbed on and torqued as much as i could by holding it...... find better directions elsewhere
-drew!
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'96 Saab 900 turbo '95 Passat (drove the wheels off) '92 SVX Ls-L (smashed/sold) '88 Acura Legend (wheel fell off) '90 Audi 80 quattro (50mph into side of truck) '95 Saab 9000cse turbo (sold) |
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I'm too chicken to try that way. Thanks though. There's got to be a better way. I tried to search in this forum or others but I couldn't find any. Anybody?
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dcb Edit: If uncertain or reluctant, you could always just take it to a mechanic. |
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