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dangti6

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Post #1
I have this crank pulley, it is less than a year old amd hasn't done a lot of mileage.



It is from an engine which slipped it's belt. Now, a mechanic looked over the engine and said it looked like the belt had been over tightened as the belt was frayed one side.

I am having a belt done on another engine and figured if it possibly wasn't the pulley that slipped, I should be able to get away with reusing.

What sort of angle that it is supposed to be at from the hole?

It may be obvious to someone visually if that is out or not. I have no idea what it's supposed to look like LOL

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    • Posted 18th Jul 2011 at 02:56
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    pgti6

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    Post #2
    Looks like its slipped.

    Have a look at RichW's pics of his alloy pulleys-
    http://www.306gti6.com/forum/showthread.php?id=74802&page=1

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    Posted 18th Jul 2011 at 07:26
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    24seven

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    Post #3
    Looking at the angle between the timing hole and the notch where the woodruff key sits in the crankshaft it looks fairly close to that on the billet ally pulleys Rich makes. Without a top-down photo of both it's difficult to say, but if it's slipped it hasn't slipped by much, and if you mean it's only about a year old from new then I'd be inclined to say it's fine.

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    Posted 18th Jul 2011 at 22:33
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    buzzbrightyear

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    Looks about right to me compared to rich w pic, especially with it been pretty new,
    I'd say it was ok

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    Posted 19th Jul 2011 at 04:15
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    dangti6

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    Post #5
    Ive managed to find a pic of RichW's pulleys in a thread on here, and it is actually lifesize LOL



    Holding it over the screen it seems to line up fine.

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    • Posted 19th Jul 2011 at 04:19
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    bigbadbowen

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    Post #6
    For the sake of £90 is it not best to be safe rather than sorry with bent valves ?

    I wouldn't use it but hey thats just me Wink
    Posted 19th Jul 2011 at 04:29
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    welshpug!

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    70 degrees is the figure IIRC Smile

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    Posted 19th Jul 2011 at 15:55
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