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VendorRed90SevFeb-03-15 09:21 PM
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#138535, "Crank pulley/Harmonic balancer wobbling."


          

So I just finished another rebuild and this is a first for me. I started up my freshly rebuilt motor and I was looking at the crank pulley, it has a significant wobble to it. I only have the alternator belt on it to make sure everything is in working order before I put the accessory belt on. Was wondering if anyone else has had this happen to them. The pulley looked to be in pretty good condition when I installed, so I'm kind of stumped as to why it would be wobbling like this..

  

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ezFeb-03-15 10:31 PM
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#138536, "RE: Crank pulley/Harmonic balancer wobbling."
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I would replace it before you throw belts or it causes premature wearing of your crank bearings. I've never have seen a warped crank pulley, even on the soft aluminum aftermarket UDPs.

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VendorRed90SevFeb-03-15 11:22 PM
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#138537, "RE: Crank pulley/Harmonic balancer wobbling."
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Originally posted by ez
I would replace it before you throw belts or it causes premature wearing of your crank bearings. I've never have seen a warped crank pulley, even on the soft aluminum aftermarket UDPs.


Yeah, that's why I'm so thrown.... I know its fully seated and the bolt is torqued. Never seen that before, just weird.

  

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John99RSFeb-04-15 05:50 PM
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#138539, "RE: Crank pulley/Harmonic balancer wobbling."
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My stock one started to wobble just over 100,000 miles. I figured the rubber layer between the two sections of the pulley was the cause. I got a new oem one from Mitsu(mopar part) and now it's perfect.






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VendorRed90SevFeb-24-15 06:30 PM
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#138555, "RE: Crank pulley/Harmonic balancer wobbling."
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Turns out it was a bad pulley. The rubber inside was deteriorating. Replaced it with a new one and works perfect now.

  

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