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Check a friends balancer. Most of them wobble a little. Mine is similar to yours.
I don't know how a bump would make it bad. :cheers: |
Mine does a "little", that's not a little IMHO but I'm sure the gurus will check in :yesnod:
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I would replace it.didnt even wait for mine to do that.8 rib aftermarket here and pinned.
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Sorry, but I'm done with this topic.
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I don't see how hitting a bump could do that unless something actually got up there and hit the balancer.
FYI, Mine was not as bad at yours when I replaced it. The new aftermarket balancer has no wobble at all. And just like every other car I have ever owned, I don't even think about my harmonic balancer anymore If I was selling the car in two years, I would just watch it. Good chance it will never get worse while you own it. |
Don't mean to take this thread off topic, but how would I know if my harmonic balancer is bad without actually looking under the hood? What are some symptoms? Just curious.
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Originally Posted by Frankie15
(Post 1593031865)
Don't mean to take this thread off topic, but how would I know if my harmonic balancer is bad without actually looking under the hood? What are some symptoms? Just curious.
2. Then actually looking under the hood, besides the obvious wobble, inspect the silicone seal between the inner and outer shell of the HB. When the seal starts to fail, the HB will start to wobble. 3. In the video, you not only see the wobble, but hear the serpentine belt chirp. That is a good indication that the HB wobble has caused misalignment which is fraying the belts edge and causing the chirping belt. My HB always had a slight wobble, but after 65k miles it worsen and caused belt chirp. Replaced it with an ATI HB and the birds stopped chirping. It's been quiet for the past 10k miles. |
Originally Posted by HBsurfer
(Post 1593028651)
I don't see how hitting a bump could do that unless something actually got up there and hit the balancer.
FYI, Mine was not as bad at yours when I replaced it. The new aftermarket balancer has no wobble at all. And just like every other car I have ever owned, I don't even think about my harmonic balancer anymore If I was selling the car in two years, I would just watch it. Good chance it will never get worse while you own it.
Originally Posted by Mike's LS3
(Post 1593033446)
1. Not looking under the hood, chirping belt can be one symptom.
2. Then actually looking under the hood, besides the obvious wobble, inspect the silicone seal between the inner and outer shell of the HB. When the seal starts to fail, the HB will start to wobble. 3. In the video, you not only see the wobble, but hear the serpentine belt chirp. That is a good indication that the HB wobble has caused misalignment which is fraying the belts edge and causing the chirping belt. My HB always had a slight wobble, but after 65k miles it worsen and caused belt chirp. Replaced it with an ATI HB and the birds stopped chirping. It's been quiet for the past 10k miles. |
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