Crank Pulley for the 2.0 engine
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Originally Posted by GreenPsycho
hell yeah man, swapped the entire belt out in a just a few minutes. which mount would be in the way? the side one? I didn't have to mess with anything else besides the tensioner
If you really want the pulley off, maybe go to home depot and rent an electric impact wrench for the day or something. then if that works, harbor freight sells them super cheap. just a thought.
If you really want the pulley off, maybe go to home depot and rent an electric impact wrench for the day or something. then if that works, harbor freight sells them super cheap. just a thought.
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LOL guys, no, I won't do a writeup cause frankly its easily than changing spark plugs. The absolute HARDEST part is the routing of the belt, so you make a sketch before hand or look in the manual.
I didn't mess with the alternator one, just the serpentine, but the alternator looked just as easy.
I didn't mess with the alternator one, just the serpentine, but the alternator looked just as easy.
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I have had an underdrive pulley in my Mirage since time began, and up until I put her to bed momentarily, I never suffered any ill effects. The only adverse effect was that at idle, the AC did not blow as cold as stock. Other than that, there was no noticeable draw in power when I was under load and I turned the AC on.
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Alchemist - put on the socket and ratchet and then get like a 10' seciton of pipe and slide one end over the end of the rachet. That should give you enough torque to get that bolt loose
Just out of curiousity, has anyone checked to see the cost of a new OEM pulley from the stealership? Also, everyone should check with their local junk yards and see if there are any wrecked Lancers there that you could get the pulley off of.
Just out of curiousity, has anyone checked to see the cost of a new OEM pulley from the stealership? Also, everyone should check with their local junk yards and see if there are any wrecked Lancers there that you could get the pulley off of.
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Once I have something I can start doing some work on it, until then I have no idea. I will keep everyone posted although I have no pulley yet. If someone can get me a part # I can call the dealership on it.
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i checked my junkyard, biggest in pa, and they have no lancers, some dude i dont know bought the only one they ever had and he just bought the whole car, im gonna keep looking though cause i'd like to try one of these.