Maintenance on idler pulleys help with p #
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Maintenance on idler pulleys help with p #
Just as a pm I ordered a new tensioner and one idler pulley however the smaller idler pulley I think it’s a 70 mm right under the tensioner is a bit tight and doesn’t spin freely
can anyone confirm if Dayco 89052 is the correct part number for this pulley ?
So so far all the parts supplier around me don’t even list a disco idler pulley
can anyone confirm if Dayco 89052 is the correct part number for this pulley ?
So so far all the parts supplier around me don’t even list a disco idler pulley
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the 89052 is the 80 mm. According to parts source here in Canada. They brought the box out and it was 89052 but it was indeed the 80 mm. I had the 70 mm in my hand to proper verify
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JUKE179r (11-22-2019)
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Are you sure you aren’t missing the collar the pulley sits on?? When you remove the OEM 70MM pulley it’s a 13mm bolt with a curved washer on the front, then at the back it should have a tiny O-Ring keeping the bolt in place. If you remove the O-Ring you will find the rear spacer/collar piece. That is what the Auto Zone 231052 Pulley sits on. That should fit perfectly, then re-install the bolt, front washer, rear spacer/collar, and the O-Ring (just there to keep it all together nicely), then tighten the 13mm bolt down.
I actually just did this job on my 02 Kalahari this evening. The Auto Zone 231052 = perfect fit & no issues. Was like 16.00 out the door. When I drove the Kalahari over the weekend it was squeaking just a tiny bit so I replaced it.
I actually just did this job on my 02 Kalahari this evening. The Auto Zone 231052 = perfect fit & no issues. Was like 16.00 out the door. When I drove the Kalahari over the weekend it was squeaking just a tiny bit so I replaced it.