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Can you post a picture of your tensioner. I have never seen one that is so much trouble.
Not familar with a hydrolic tensioner though most applications are spring loaded. Is that the only idler on your engine.
Can you post a picture of your tensioner. I have never seen one that is so much trouble.
Not familar with a hydrolic tensioner though most applications are spring loaded. Is that the only idler on your engine.
I will get a picture up in the hour.
No its not its not the only idler on the truck. there is one below the tensioner.
Can you get a wrench or crescant on the ear where the shock hooks on the idler and push to where it collapses the shock. is it possible that shock is stuck in that position.
Have you tapping it with a hammer to see if you have any movement at all.
Chicken Fried,
Yours is the same as mine. If you referred to my previous post and the tensioner will not flex [towards the passenger side] with the socket on the pulley wheel then your tensioner is shot. It should flex and then return when pressure is released.
Chicken Fried,
Yours is the same as mine. If you referred to my previous post and the tensioner will not flex [towards the passenger side] with the socket on the pulley wheel then your tensioner is shot. It should flex and then return when pressure is released.
The hex bolt (15mm) that holds the pulley on just spins when I try and turn it passenger and comes off when I try and turn it driver.
Also I tried loosening the torx bolt but that just wanted to strip itself.
Not yet, I figured that it in a sleeve of somesort so that the pulley can still spin. I am going to check on it tonight and will let you know.
The steel bolt is thread into aluminum tensioner mount. I'd pull the bolt out and check the hole, you may have it stripped out and will have to helicoil it.
Next step I'd do too is take the shock off and see if you can get it to collapse in a vice or small press.
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