UR pulley question
UR pulley question
I am noticing sound from the pulley like a very slight whine when I start to rev high.
Is the normal, is it the new belt, WTF could cause this or does the new pulley make a slight sound?
Is the normal, is it the new belt, WTF could cause this or does the new pulley make a slight sound?
Originally Posted by jags2487
i kno this is off topic but how much does a crank pulley help? and is it worth it?
Originally Posted by MichaelBenz
It helps quite a bit really. Response it somewhat more zippy with the pulley as it is lighter and yes....its definately worth it as its only like $175 or so for the pulley.
read what I first said the pulley is awesome. In the low end the cars revs much faster and has more torque noticable right after I installed. As well because you don't have all that dead wieght pushing the revs down my shifts have been sooo much smoother.
For the price its by far more then worth it.
I am hoping that its just the new belt and nothing more
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Originally Posted by evanj5
read what I first said the pulley is awesome. In the low end the cars revs much faster and has more torque noticable right after I installed. As well because you don't have all that dead wieght pushing the revs down my shifts have been sooo much smoother.
For the price its by far more then worth it.
I am hoping that its just the new belt and nothing more
For the price its by far more then worth it.
I am hoping that its just the new belt and nothing more

What method did you or your installer use to get the the stock one off?
Also you never let me know what the new belt cost you if you want me to reembursed you if you send me the one I sent to you.
Originally Posted by evanj5
read what I first said the pulley is awesome. In the low end the cars revs much faster and has more torque noticable right after I installed. As well because you don't have all that dead wieght pushing the revs down my shifts have been sooo much smoother.
For the price its by far more then worth it.
I am hoping that its just the new belt and nothing more
For the price its by far more then worth it.
I am hoping that its just the new belt and nothing more
Originally Posted by nitropwd
i had mine done this past Saturday, the difference is VERY noticeable. It took about two hours to get mine off, and a torch was needed. i would suggest having a professional do the work.
i have a MT so i believe it was a lot easier the guy just needed a large torque wrench and the bolt was off that was it.
Still am concerned about the noise however and doesnt seem like anyone has any ideas. Shitty belt? What if the belt is one size bigger then the recommended size still fits tight? I dunno im gonna search else where
a 20 dollar tool from kragen makes it much easier to remove the old pully
its 181 foot pounds iirc
there is a way to go to 60 ft lb then extra degrees of rotation on the bolt to get same spec- if you dont own a giant torque wrench
Easy job for shop with a lift- worth having them do for many ziners
its 181 foot pounds iirc
there is a way to go to 60 ft lb then extra degrees of rotation on the bolt to get same spec- if you dont own a giant torque wrench
Easy job for shop with a lift- worth having them do for many ziners
Originally Posted by MichaelBenz
It helps quite a bit really. Response it somewhat more zippy with the pulley as it is lighter and yes....its definately worth it as its only like $175 or so for the pulley.
Thanks,
M
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I don't know WTF to do. I had the belt changed to the correct size and the sound is still there, I swear the guy that installed the pulley probably fucked something up. I was told that it was the alternator making the sound and that it is normal?!? How the F*uck is it normal if I never heard it before.
So I done know what to do. Should I put the stock pulley on and go to the dealership or what?
So I done know what to do. Should I put the stock pulley on and go to the dealership or what?
Originally Posted by evanj5
I don't know WTF to do. I had the belt changed to the correct size and the sound is still there, I swear the guy that installed the pulley probably fucked something up. I was told that it was the alternator making the sound and that it is normal?!? How the F*uck is it normal if I never heard it before.
So I done know what to do. Should I put the stock pulley on and go to the dealership or what?
So I done know what to do. Should I put the stock pulley on and go to the dealership or what?
Originally Posted by mindanaomoro
Could someone point me to a link where to get pulley for $175.
Thanks,
M
Thanks,
M
Originally Posted by evanj5
I don't know WTF to do. I had the belt changed to the correct size and the sound is still there, I swear the guy that installed the pulley probably fucked something up. I was told that it was the alternator making the sound and that it is normal?!? How the F*uck is it normal if I never heard it before.
So I done know what to do. Should I put the stock pulley on and go to the dealership or what?
So I done know what to do. Should I put the stock pulley on and go to the dealership or what?
So wait a sec. You told me the belt that I sent you was the wrong size and you bought a new one

If that is the case why did you buy the wrong size and have him change it out again?
The pulley came off a 06 with Nav and I had no problems at all.
I think you need to take it to a different shop for a second opinion.
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No, it says 47 ft lbs of tq and then a 60 degree turn which comes out to about 180 ft lbs of tq. If you only torqued to 47 ft lbs of tq you better go back and retorque it ASAP.
Its probably just the belt making noise. You can try for a new tensioner also.
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/home.php?cat=3570
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/home.php?cat=3570

It still makes that whine, though.
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the tool is the best way to get it off... I got mine off in 15mins with the tool... broke 1 extension tho (thank god for lifetime warranty)
