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Old 18th January 2012, 11:45   #1
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i thought my alternator had gone. went to fix it.
i was trying to get the belt off and relized the bottom pully is wobbleing and spinng freely. has it got a peice of rubber round it.
is this a common thing that goes on these?
and would that cause the power steering to stop working
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Old 18th January 2012, 11:53   #2
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The power steering is electric and its pump is located passenger side so that wont be affecting it. Do you mean the crankshaft pulley is wobbling about?
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Old 18th January 2012, 11:57   #3
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The power steering is electric and its pump is located passenger side so that wont be affecting it. Do you mean the crankshaft pulley is wobbling about?
yer i can pull it away from the engine and the centre stays attached.
would this cause the power steering to stop working as the alternator aint spinning.
i was told the steering works off the alternator.
im all confused lol
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yer i can pull it away from the engine and the centre stays attached.
would this cause the power steering to stop working as the alternator aint spinning.
i was told the steering works off the alternator.
im all confused lol
The power steering is not operated by the alternater belt, it is electrically operated from a pump the other side of the engine like said post above, its the actual pulley that is worn mate, they have a rubber centre that goes, i would get it changed asap and do cambelt and water pump while your there.
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Old 18th January 2012, 12:10   #5
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car's ay money pit
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Any way get some pics of them crank aux pulley, you shouldnt be able to pull it about like you are able to - its held onto the cambelt pulley on the crankshaft by 3 bolts
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