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Crank Pulley and Harmonic Balancer Show and Tell 900 1993

posted by  hip82 on  Sun Feb 29 08:56 CST 2004
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Last weekend I noticed some vibration at low rpm on the crank pulley and with the help of the FAQ and a few brickboarders, it was correctly diagnosed as the harmonic balancer on its way out. (136K miles, 11 years old). I did manage to drive another 500 miles without incident. I noticed at highway rpm, no vibes, so I figured it was ok for a little while.

So, I was thinking of cutting the thing apart and taking a few pics to show Brickboarders a cross sectional view.

Would the best way to cut it be along the diameter?

Tom








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    Crank Pulley and Harmonic Balancer Show and Tell 900 1993

    posted by  Steve on  Sun Feb 29 11:30 CST 2004
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    Clamp it so the rubber won't move, then cut along the diamter through the middle., Send us a photo for the FAQ.








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      Crank Pulley and Harmonic Balancer Show and Tell 900 1993

      posted by  hip82 on  Sun Feb 29 13:16 CST 2004
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      That's what I was thinking of. I had a complete misconception about how it worked until someone here explained it too me.

      Tom







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