Idler pulley source
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Idler pulley source
I was at a track day today. I guess all those rpms were a bit much on my 120k mile idler pulley. I got off track and the belt was in shreds, and all that's left of the pulley is the bearing! 
I called the local auto parts stores, they list it as unavailable.
So, is the only place I can get one a dealer?
I called the local auto parts stores, they list it as unavailable.
So, is the only place I can get one a dealer?
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Now that everything is finally openned again....
I called the dealer $52
I called the local Autozone, they sell either the pulley $12, or the whole tensioner $30
Now that everything is finally openned again....
I called the dealer $52
I called the local Autozone, they sell either the pulley $12, or the whole tensioner $30
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For the LT1, I bought the belt, idler, tensioner, and power steering pump pulley from a GM dealer.
With the exception of the power steering pump pulley, they all came with the Dayco name and part numbers on them.
So, I could have bought the same thing at Advance Auto Parts for less money.
Tom Piper
With the exception of the power steering pump pulley, they all came with the Dayco name and part numbers on them.
So, I could have bought the same thing at Advance Auto Parts for less money.
Tom Piper
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I picked up my new pullies. I thought they were the wrong size. I didn't realize it exploded 
I'm glad I picked up two, idler & tensioner, same part #, as the other one doesn't look so hot either.
I'm glad I picked up two, idler & tensioner, same part #, as the other one doesn't look so hot either.
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Originally Posted by BrianCunningham
I picked up my new pullies. I thought they were the wrong size. I didn't realize it exploded
I'm glad I picked up two, idler & tensioner, same part #, as the other one doesn't look so hot either.
I'm glad I picked up two, idler & tensioner, same part #, as the other one doesn't look so hot either.
