lil corb
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- Sep 7, 2005
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Woodbridge,
Virginia
Quick question for you guys. Could 2 small (about a centimeter in size) chips on the outside portion of a fluidampr pulley cause any bearing wear? I was installing my motor and the pulley hit against the left side of the engine bay and cause very tiny chips. On my old old OEM pulley, I had a pretty big size chunk missing which I believe cause a spun rod bearing.
I am hoping these very tiny chips shouldn't cause a problem on the fluidampr. I would hate to have to buy another brand new one.
Thanks
EDIT:
Well, after looking it closely. It turns out it's just the very outer edge of the pulley is bent slightly. Can't even notice it without looking upclose. I think I should be ok.
I am hoping these very tiny chips shouldn't cause a problem on the fluidampr. I would hate to have to buy another brand new one.
Thanks
EDIT:
Well, after looking it closely. It turns out it's just the very outer edge of the pulley is bent slightly. Can't even notice it without looking upclose. I think I should be ok.
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