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Old 08-29-2010, 11:08 AM
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Help - Pulley Problem - See Pic.

My power steering belt broke yesterday and my alt belt was almost off I am trying to change my belts , however, it seems like my main accessory pulley is broken because it is riding on top of the crankshaft sensor. Can anyone tell from this picture?
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Old 08-29-2010, 11:29 AM
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You need a new crank pulley/harmonic damper. that's what killed your belt.the rubber bond has broken.
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Old 08-29-2010, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by asand1
You need a new crank pulley/harmonic damper. that's what killed your belt.the rubber bond has broken.
+1. Another crank pulley. You are not the only one..seems like this is starting to become a problem now for these cars...
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Old 08-29-2010, 05:13 PM
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Got 19MM bolt out - pulley still stuck.

I was able to remove the 19mm bolt w/ a breaker bar and blip starting it, however, now the pulley is still not budging. Do I need a pulley puller or should I try prying it off?
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You need to use a puller. Don't try to pry it off, you'll probably break something.
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when i installed my upd, i didnt need a puller.. i just tapped it with a hammer, and came off by hand.
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Get a puller for it..which is quicker than trying to soak it in some penetrating fluid and trying to pull it off. Do it once and do it right!
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Originally Posted by 99greddymax
when i installed my upd, i didnt need a puller.. i just tapped it with a hammer, and came off by hand.
Do not use a hammer when crankshaft is involved..
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Well you may as well just go out and get an underdriven pulley from Unorthadox racing, a little pricey but I'd say worth it since you already have to replace it. JMO.
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Originally Posted by myblzurchn
Well you may as well just go out and get an underdriven pulley from Unorthadox racing, a little pricey but I'd say worth it since you already have to replace it. JMO.
what for? i found a good used one on here for under $40 shipped. or you can just have the pulleys welded back together
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Originally Posted by antti
Do not use a hammer when crankshaft is involved..
well i did, and nothing happend.. and notice when i said "tapped"!
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