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Crankshaft Pully

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29 Nov 2010 14:41 #6760 by Brian
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Hi all
Just had the crankshaft pully fall off my 2004 jimny mode.
Looks like the rubber has worn between the parts and then it seporated.
I have bodged it back together by drilling and screwing the 2 halfs together (got me home)

The question is can I weld the two pieces together or is there a need to have the rubber interface ?

Just trying to save the £145 for a new one.

Answers on a postcard please :)

Cheers
Brian

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29 Nov 2010 15:00 #6762 by facade
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The 2 piece pulley forms part of a vibration damper. If you can weld it so it runs true, likely you won't notice any difference, or you could find an increase in noise and vibration at a particular speed.

I suppose something could break due to the extra vibration, eg the crankshaft or a mounting for the alternator or simillar

If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there :)

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29 Nov 2010 15:45 #6765 by Johnniehec
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Is the £145 from the "Main Stealers"?
Personally I'd try to get a replacement from a breaker, wouldn't consider welding.
cheers,
John.

On the 8th Day God made the LandRover -
On the 9th day he swapped it for a Jimny.

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29 Nov 2010 15:59 #6767 by darthloachie
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try camsuzuki
see thread on here

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29 Nov 2010 16:40 #6772 by Brian
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Hi
Replacement is from local autoparts.
Havt emailed camsuzuki.

Thanks for the help

Brian

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30 Nov 2010 20:31 #6850 by Millduu
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Replaced one on my cousins P66POD a couple of months ago and I think it was around £125 from suzuki.
I'd avoid a second hand one as you might be buying the same problem.
His is a 2001 with 70,000 miles so you must be unlucky for a 2004 to fail so early.

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06 Dec 2010 18:01 #7139 by Brian
Replied by Brian on topic Re: Crankshaft Pully
Hi
Thanks to everyone for the replies.
I have fitted a secondhand unit from camsuzuki.
All is well for the moment (fingers crossed)

Cheers
Brian

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