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A squeaky bearing in an accessory pulley? Warm temps allow the grease to lubricate the ball bearings easier? Where was this recorded from, inside the cab? My brothers got a squeak coming from his water pump, but it never goes away, regardless of temp. It DOES go away briefly when you spray some aerokroil just behind the pulley. Where in NC are you?

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1 hour ago, PFCLeist said:

A squeaky bearing in an accessory pulley? Warm temps allow the grease to lubricate the ball bearings easier? Where was this recorded from, inside the cab? My brothers got a squeak coming from his water pump, but it never goes away, regardless of temp. It DOES go away briefly when you spray some aerokroil just behind the pulley. Where in NC are you?

Recording was outside the cab.

 

I'm near Deep Gap. A little over 2 hours from York, SC.

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1 hour ago, NC Tom said:

 

Okay, but that sounds expensive. :sad:

As long as you catch the balancer before it rubs a hole through the timing chain cover, you will be OK.   The actual Vibration Dampner (aka Harmonic Balancer) can be had for anywhere from $30 to $60, depending on brand and source.   I bought a Dorman when I redid mine, and it was $60, but I see Rock Auto has an ATP brand for $40.  Both are decent brands.

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As Jeff said, the part is ~$60.

 

Remove the serp. belt.

Remove the e-fan for access from above.  If you have a skid plate, you may want to remove it to access from below.

Get the HB puller loaner tool from the auto parts store. 

Pull the HB.

Install the HB. 

Reverse your steps.

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