Crank pulley looks like it spins uneven?
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Am I just seeing things? I only noticed cause my v-belt is wore and when i spray a tiny bit of wd40 on that section of the crank pulley the tiny squeak disappears for a sec so I got to staring at the pulley, looks like it spins out of round but maybe not?
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but it also looks like my engine/trans mounts are shot and from what i can tell the crank pulley isn't a balancing part anyway so i dunno
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take a peak in with an inspection mirror and make sure all the bolts are still in place. Hate to admit it... but after doing 8 timing belts on 1.8Ts, when I did my Gf's timing belt this past summer, I didnt torque down the bolts well enought and she was getting a weird noise, and noticable amount of activity on the serpentine tensioner about a week later. 2 of the bolts had backed out.
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Over the summer I noticed this problem and figured id fix it when i got a chance. Well I didnt have to wait that long because the crank gear ended up sheering the key off on the crank shaft which slipped the timing belt, and I had another catastrophic failure.
The bolt holding the crank gear on is a torque to yield bolt meaning it need to be replaced once removed. I would then the dealership would have replaced it if they took it off for something, but I'd make sure the actually crank gear isn't loose before u drive it any more.
The bolt holding the crank gear on is a torque to yield bolt meaning it need to be replaced once removed. I would then the dealership would have replaced it if they took it off for something, but I'd make sure the actually crank gear isn't loose before u drive it any more.
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