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Old 10-21-2008, 02:40 PM
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Option pulley question

I've bought this pulley from ebay and I have read some threads regarding it's installation. Still I have some question about this pulley. Aside from the accessory belts, do I need to change the timing belt also when I install it or could I still use the one that I have on the car? My car only has 67,xxx miles on it.

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Old 10-21-2008, 02:47 PM
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Talk to Excelerate about the belts. You'll need different ones...but all aside, wait till fuzzy comes in here. He should be able to help you to because he has an Ebay crank pulley as well.

I know that the two crank belts need to be changed.
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Yeah just the belts, nothing else needs to be done. The timing belt is inside the engine. You can use the same recommended Gates belts that UR gives
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Oh one more thing fuzzy do you know what size belts to I need and where I can buy them
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GATES K060441
GATES K040425

I ordered mine from www.rockauto.com
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thanks Jayt thats great help
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no prob, anytime. ... the search function will be your friend, if you just search option racing you'll get all the info you need... oh and welcome to azine!

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Originally Posted by JayT
GATES K060441
GATES K040425

I ordered mine from www.rockauto.com
yea or you could get them from: autozone, pep boys, o'reileys, etc. and NOT have to wait
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No one had gates belts locally.
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Originally Posted by JayT
GATES K060441
GATES K040425

I ordered mine from www.rockauto.com

Just take those belt numbers to your local parts store and the should (key word "SHOULD") be able to cross reference them to their brands that they carry.
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thanks you guys thats great help to me. Ima go out and look around during my lunch break today.
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Originally Posted by nbennettksu
yea or you could get them from: autozone, pep boys, o'reileys, etc. and NOT have to wait

NONE had them locally at least the parts stores here in vegas. I called n no one had them.
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Originally Posted by CH46ESeaKnight
Just take those belt numbers to your local parts store and the should (key word "SHOULD") be able to cross reference them to their brands that they carry.
you would think it would be that simple but the people at teh parts store are complete idiots... plus I wanted the gates belts.
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Originally Posted by JayT
you would think it would be that simple but the people at teh parts store are complete idiots... plus I wanted the gates belts.

I had them change to numbers over at Checkers, for the Goodyear Gator Back belts.

Hey did you go to School in Vegas. That's were I grew up.
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Originally Posted by CH46ESeaKnight
I had them change to numbers over at Checkers, for the Goodyear Gator Back belts.

Hey did you go to School in Vegas. That's were I grew up.
I went to checkers as a matter of fact but no gates belts but I never bothered to check for the goodyear's...No sir, grew up and went to school in nor cal.
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Originally Posted by JayT
I went to checkers as a matter of fact but no gates belts but I never bothered to check for the goodyear's...No sir, grew up and went to school in nor cal.

I think the Goodyears were the best one's they had. Not to pricey either.
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for you guys that did the pulley install yourself how did you torque the crank bolt without having the pulley spin? I am getting ready to take it off now.
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I have impact gun but no air comp. so I guess scratch the DIY until I get my compressor.
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Originally Posted by CH46ESeaKnight
I think the Goodyears were the best one's they had. Not to pricey either.
sorry to revive, but do you happen to have the goodyear belt numbers for these?
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Originally Posted by JayT
for you guys that did the pulley install yourself how did you torque the crank bolt without having the pulley spin? I am getting ready to take it off now.
there's two options. a strong air compressed tool or pulley removal tool below.
you have to get the pulley removal tool from powerbuilt... it's like $35 and there's videos online on how to do it. i thought i was getting a deal on these option pulleys at 25 but looks like will have to spend a little more on the installation.
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My option Pulley is in the mail should be here on the 5th...Is there a DIY anywhere?
I'm gonna have one of the mechanics at my JOB do it but really would like a step by step DIY to show him..He replaced pulleyes b4 but never on a acura!
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got my pulley yesterday. Gonna wait till I do my tb and wp to put it on. The pulley appears to be really high quality for the small price I paid for it.
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what Goodyear gatorback belt sizes do you need for the option pulley. I'm installing mine on monday and I need to get all the parts?

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SO i moved to anouther DLR that does everything by the book. We get charged $35 a hour for labor cuz we work there. The labor they say on a V6 saturn vue 2006 (which is a 3.5 honda motor) is 2.5 hours, that sounds HIgh. I though it was a 1 hour job at most..
Does anyone how many hours ACURA or HONDA charges to replace a crank pulley and belts? I though it would be 1 hour maybee 1.5 at most ..I might be wrong. Any tech know the hours they do this job for or has anyone had it done at a DLR B4?

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what Goodyear gatorback belt sizes do you need for the option pulley. I'm installing mine on monday and I need to get all the parts?

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Gates K060441 = Metric 6PK1120 = Goodyear 4060441

Gates K040425 = Metric 4PK1079 = Goodyear 4040425
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Originally Posted by StonedCL
SO i moved to anouther DLR that does everything by the book. We get charged $35 a hour for labor cuz we work there. The labor they say on a V6 saturn vue 2006 (which is a 3.5 honda motor) is 2.5 hours, that sounds HIgh. I though it was a 1 hour job at most..
Does anyone how many hours ACURA or HONDA charges to replace a crank pulley and belts? I though it would be 1 hour maybee 1.5 at most ..I might be wrong. Any tech know the hours they do this job for or has anyone had it done at a DLR B4?

Thanks !!
The crank pulley can be swapped out in less than 30 minutes with the right tools. That's highway robbery.
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Originally Posted by BigLizard
The crank pulley can be swapped out in less than 30 minutes with the right tools. That's highway robbery.
30 min! I think it will take me at least an hour or two but I have never done it though
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The crank pulley can be swapped out in less than 30 minutes with the right tools. That's highway robbery.
I know it can but they go by the book and the book for GM says 2.5 hours to change a crank pulley on a Vue v6. If anyone know how much TIME acura charges to do a crank pulley that would be great. The tech knows its gonna be less then a hour but the BOOK says 2.5 that why I am tring to find out what Acura charges Time wise to do this.
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acura charges 1.5 hrs for the pulley install. I asked them in person today. and I know the manager of the dealership.

NOT gonna pay them to do nothing for 45mins on my car.. SEE YEA.. i'll be more than happy to get reacquainted with the driveway for that price 150CAD.
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I cant get the bolt off tried for a good 2 hours!!!! tried using the starter method the breaker bar and impact wrench. I dont know what else to do any suggestions?
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I cant get the bolt off tried for a good 2 hours!!!! tried using the starter method the breaker bar and impact wrench. I dont know what else to do any suggestions?
The tech said all he used was the impact gun and it came off mine pretty easy!
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The tech said all he used was the impact gun and it came off mine pretty easy!
I cant get my impact wrench to get any torque. Make me mad because I know it has more than enough torque to get this thing off
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You tried blipping the starter and it didnt work?
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You tried blipping the starter and it didnt work?
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Get the pulley tool and a long pipe. Im really surprised the starter method didnt work. I havent seen it not work.

As for your impact gun not working im not surprised. Most wont. Especially if your using a 25-30 gallon compressor and a 1/4 hose.
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Get the pulley tool and a long pipe. Im really surprised the starter method didnt work. I havent seen it not work.

As for your impact gun not working im not surprised. Most wont. Especially if your using a 25-30 gallon compressor and a 1/4 hose.
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Was your breaker bar secured properly against the ground?


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