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Lower pulley.......... V70-XC70 1998

You are absolutely right, but I couldn't see that "nub" with the crankshaft pulley in place and didn't even know it was there. However, you can clearly see it with the pulley removed and I've got pictures. I'll post a link to them along with some lessons learned. The car is running with a new water pump, timing belt tensioner, timing belt and serpentine belt. I just saved $1000 (as per indie shop quote) The car has 130,000 mi. Next change: 210,000 miles and it will be a lot easier next time.






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