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Dorman - OE Solutions Balancer/Pulley Assembly
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Durable and sleek, Dorman Harmonic Balancers feature a stress-resistant rubber bond that withstands the damaging effects of heat, salt, ozone and general wear and tear. The ductile steel construction allows for improved tensile and impact strength, safeguarding the engine and maintaining fuel efficiency year after year. Dorman Harmonic Balancers undergo detailed dimensional checks of the full assembly and critical components to ensure the strength and integrity of the part.
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Product Features:
- Includes woodruff key, bolts, and washers for a complete repair (where applicable)
- Direct replacement to ensure proper fit
- Ships with protective sleeve over cone and trigger to prevent damage (where applicable)
- Ease of installation with Dorman’s Harmonic Balancer Puller (594-999)
| Color: | Black |
| Degree Markings: | Yes |
| Hardware Included: | Yes |
| Remanufactured: | No |
| Weight: | 7.35 |
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- Easy To Install
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- Everyday Driving
- Replacement
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Q:
how can you tell when this harmonic balancer is bad, this car 89 buick park ave. 3.8 engAsked on 10/26/2010 by tim from wartburg,tn2 answers
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It will start making a "Clacketty,Clacketty,Clack" noise at engine idle because it is falling apart literally driving the serpentine fan belt for water pump ,alternator,etc. . When you lift the hood the clackety noise will sound like something is loose in the upper engine(valve train,lifters,etc.) My Buick has 240,000 miles now and my Harmonic Balancer is noisy now at engine idle and drive speeds . Going to change it this week for sure depending on whether I can get the old one off without some fancy puller . I don't want to have to drop the engine to get clearance needed for a puller .Answered on 8/20/2012 by Dumbasdon from Ofallon,MissouriCUSTOMER CARE
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If it wobbles, or is broke, or makes noise.Answered on 10/26/2010 by Kevin the King of Auto Parts. from AAP
Q:
How does one pull this balaner off. No screw holes for puller.Asked on 5/14/2010 by Eric from plainfield1 answer
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Locate the large metal piece from the harmonic balancer removal kit. This piece looks like the webbing on the foot of a duck, and is therefore commonly referred to as a "duck's foot." (if you do not have please visit your local Advance Auto Parts so that they can get the right tool for you, also recommend getting a Haynes Repair Manual as depending on vehicle there are step by step instructions on removing this part).Answered on 5/17/2010 by Rose from AAP
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where does this go?Asked on 10/9/2009 by Anonymous1 answer
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The harmonic balancer bolts onto the crankshaft at the front of the engine.Answered on 10/9/2009 by Paul from Advance Auto Parts
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