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PostPosted: 01:11 - 01 Jul 2018    Post subject: [CAR] Overrunning alternator pulleys Reply with quote

Just sharing this as test of my new Vimeo account, WMM and
in case someone else has similar problems with their car/van

MKII Galaxy 1.9TDI had a noisy drive belt when turning at low revs
and when the AC was on
I assumed it was the drive belt and fitted a new one
Nope
Fitted new tensioner
Nope
It didn't hurt to change them as I had no record of their service
and they were cheap so no harm done

Then I discovered it had an Overrrunning Alternator Pulley
which when they sieze give the symptoms I had.
I had no idea, I thought it was just a pulley
Maybe everybody cept me knew about them?.

Anyroadup, I bought new one and removal/fitting kit then made a short before and after vids
to compare
I though I d try Vimeo as I think it has no ads

https://vimeo.com/277821051
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