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Best place to buy a crankshaft pulley
- NineCherries
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01 Oct 2016 19:11 #173054
by NineCherries
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I've had a disaster. The crankshaft pulley has separated and spat the belts. I couldn't bodge the fanbelt so I had to be recovered. I've been looking at prices but ooft £150 ish + belts.
Any secret good suppliers of this part at a reasonable price? Or is it best to go to Suzuki direct. I need to get the car operationable asap.
I see from a quick search on here I'm not the only one that's fell foul to this happening.
Any secret good suppliers of this part at a reasonable price? Or is it best to go to Suzuki direct. I need to get the car operationable asap.
I see from a quick search on here I'm not the only one that's fell foul to this happening.
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01 Oct 2016 20:11 #173055
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Try this one...cheapest one I can find...
Gus
Try this one...cheapest one I can find...
Gus
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01 Oct 2016 21:40 #173056
by NineCherries
Replied by NineCherries on topic Best place to buy a crankshaft pulley
Cheers man, my worry is not knowing what is a decent part and buying a lower quality part and having the same problem happen sooner again. I'll have a look. 
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03 Oct 2016 08:19 #173108
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic Best place to buy a crankshaft pulley
If you've read my long thread about the saga when my 14 year old one went, get a new bolt and be prepared to simply cut the flange off the old bolt to remove it, mine had welded itself on with solid rust. (or undo the bolt now before you order anything....)
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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