Guess the part that fell off!
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Guess the part that fell off!
Can anyone confirm that the following parts are in fact from the auto tensioner and not somewhere else? They were found wedged between said tensioner wheel and the belt.
Toby
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These bits remind me of what happened to a Pug 206 1.9 Diesel I had a while back. The fan belt failed and bits of it, looking suspiciously like your photos, wedged themselves between the cam belt and one of the pulleys.......... the belt jumped a few teeth, the valves hit the pistons and you can imagine the rest!
So, my guess is that you are right . Hopefully you have been luckier than me.
WAINY.
So, my guess is that you are right . Hopefully you have been luckier than me.
WAINY.
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Hi -
If these sheet metal bits were to be missing from any running part - that part would no longer work - period.
Also the crank pulley is not made of sheet metal, but cast iron or forged steel material.
To me it looks much more like a sheet metal cover - or simply foreign pieces of debries - that has been in contact with the moving parts.
If these sheet metal bits were to be missing from any running part - that part would no longer work - period.
Also the crank pulley is not made of sheet metal, but cast iron or forged steel material.
To me it looks much more like a sheet metal cover - or simply foreign pieces of debries - that has been in contact with the moving parts.
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Well, the crankshaft pulley looks absolutely fine. Have just taken it off to have a look.
Still don't know where it came from then...car now rattles too
Still don't know where it came from then...car now rattles too
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Its strange as the crank pulley looks absolutely fine. All intact. I took it off yesterday to look. Just makes me wonder where the metal came from.
Toby
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