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Old 04-26-14, 01:04 PM
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Tensioner Pulley wobble/movement

Hey I just replaced the bearing on the power steering tensioner pulley on my 89 TII because it was on its way out and noisy...it also had a slight wobble even when the nut was tight. I noticed the wobble while the belt was off and I was about to loosen the nut to remove the pulley and just figured a new bearing would take care of that also. When going back to install the pulley with the new bearing i tightened everything up and the pulley still had play and i was able to rock it from side to side. Is it supposed to sit like this? hope i was descriptive enough.
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I just replaced mine and the wobble was fixed, so no wobble it good. Maybe u got the wrong bearing, or the pulley is trash. Another thing make sure you got the washer put on the right place. Its pretty obvious how it goes.
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Yea made sure the bearing was correct and the washer was also situated right. The bearing Is also fully and evenly pressed in.
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To make sure ..The larger flat side of the washer should be on the actual bracket and the smaller raised side against the pulley..right?
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I believe that is correct. I tried it both ways when it was off. When the big flat side was against the pulley it wouldn't spin freely.
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Yea this is bugging me..can't figure it out
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Hey if you got AC, just use that pulley to see if that fixes the wobble. I think they are the same. Then you can just buy another for the AC if it works. And this is the bearing part # I used skf 6203-2RSJ/EM single row ball bearing.
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Yea I used that bearing and I don't have a/c anymore unfortunately
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Any ideas?
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New pulley time.
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