{ FS } ap underdrive pulley
06-05-2010, 06:10 PM
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Ap underdrive pully
Category: Accessories
Price: $70
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Item Condition: Used
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06-05-2010, 07:05 PM
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I'll tell you right now its not a 25min job if you had to ask if you can do it yourself.
You have to pull out the Air Intake box (stock or aftermarket) depending what you have to get down to the crank pulley. After you get that out you have to loosen the bolts by your generator and between the A/C and Crank to loosen the belts. Following that you get the fun job of trying to loosen the bolts on your two piece stock crank pulley--I'd use a breaker bar. After you get that out its not bad putting it all back together. All-in-all as a novice I'd expect you to take about 3hrs. Still definitely not something I'd bring it... just remember to reset your check-engine light when you finish (Easiest fix is to pull the ECU circuit breaker under the hood, or try the break pump method).
You have to pull out the Air Intake box (stock or aftermarket) depending what you have to get down to the crank pulley. After you get that out you have to loosen the bolts by your generator and between the A/C and Crank to loosen the belts. Following that you get the fun job of trying to loosen the bolts on your two piece stock crank pulley--I'd use a breaker bar. After you get that out its not bad putting it all back together. All-in-all as a novice I'd expect you to take about 3hrs. Still definitely not something I'd bring it... just remember to reset your check-engine light when you finish (Easiest fix is to pull the ECU circuit breaker under the hood, or try the break pump method).
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