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Old 06-18-2008, 01:54 AM
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DIY: T1R Crankshaft Pulley

Here's my new toy:










DIY TIME

1: Note and draw out a diagram of how the drive belt is routed. Here's what my routing looked like.


2: Take off the 3 tabs to take the cover off. (it's not 100% off, it's just out of the way)


3: Loosen off the alternator hold-down bolt. The bottom one is REALLY difficult to get to so i left it tight. Now loosen the adjuster bolt. DO NOT REMOVE THE BOLT!! Make sure there's still some threads left.


4: Remove the drive belt from the car.


5: Spray some "Penetrating fluid" onto the crank bolt to help it off. I HIGHLY recommend using an air tool. It's REALLY tight!! It's a 19mm bolt


6: Note the location of the alignment key. DO NOT REMOVE or LOSE IT!!!


7: Remove the pulley. Here are some pics of the new VS the old. It's also got timing marks!!!






8: Install the new purple pulley





Now reverse the order in which you've done everything.

***BEFORE STARTING VEHICLE, MAKE SURE YOUR BELT IS ALIGNED PROPERLY. RUN CAR FOR A FEW SECONDS TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS OK***

FINISHED!!

Now, it's time for the (test drive)

Honestly, i didn't notice much. It seems to pick up quicker, but it could just be psychological. Either way, I'm happy with it. Theoretically, it works so good enough for me. (for now since it's only a daily driver)

Last edited by Fit of RAGE; 06-19-2008 at 11:49 PM.
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