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Old 12-14-2009, 12:49 PM
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Please Name the Part!

I now have one more issue that is starting to stick up. My truck has dual air pumps. There is an idler pulley/tensioner to put tension on the belt. My bearing is going out on it, and I need to find the replacement. I can not seem to find it at any local store. Am I looking under the wrong name for it?

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I looked up tension pulley for a f-250 diesel and only came up with two at O'Reilly.

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Thanks, I found those, but mine is a non grooved pulley. I have CA emissions, so they lumped just extra junk on the truck.
 
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Lots of times you can get the bearing if you remove the old one and match up the #'s, napa stocks them sometimes. Make sure you're not looking at an idler pulley instesd of tensioner pulley.
 
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