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Old 04-29-2003, 11:50 PM
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The good new is, a quick and simple visual inspection is all that's needed to avoid this problem. If any cracking around the outer part of the pulley is evident ( the rubber section at the circumference ) replace it. I've seen several that have deteriorated so badly that there's a noticable wobble of the pulley that can be seen with the engine at idle. Unfortunately, the first failures resulted in front cover replacement,etc. We'll all be doing our clients a favor if we replace the marginallly worn pulleys before it's too late.
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