K Kupplung Joined Jan 21, 2023 Messages 36 Feb 23, 2024 #1 Hi All, I chipped the harmonic balancer while trying to pry it off (yes I'm an idiot). Do you think I can deburr the edges and still use it or replace? Leaning towards replacing. Don't want to rip up a belt. Its a Volvo T5 5cyl. engine. 2015 B5254T12.
Hi All, I chipped the harmonic balancer while trying to pry it off (yes I'm an idiot). Do you think I can deburr the edges and still use it or replace? Leaning towards replacing. Don't want to rip up a belt. Its a Volvo T5 5cyl. engine. 2015 B5254T12.
B bobdoo Joined Aug 29, 2018 Messages 519 Location Central US Feb 23, 2024 #3 Now you've got a harmonic distortion balancer...
D dumkid Joined Jan 4, 2023 Messages 1,997 Feb 23, 2024 #4 It'll be fine actually. If you look at the crust on the balancer it doesn't look like the belt touches that spot anyway
It'll be fine actually. If you look at the crust on the balancer it doesn't look like the belt touches that spot anyway
JHZR2 Staff member Joined Dec 14, 2002 Messages 54,972 Location New Jersey Feb 23, 2024 #6 https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/cummins-5-9-harmonic-damper-pulley-damage.330997/ Happened on my 440k mile Cummins. Many miles later it’s no worse for wear.
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/cummins-5-9-harmonic-damper-pulley-damage.330997/ Happened on my 440k mile Cummins. Many miles later it’s no worse for wear.
S Sedin26 Joined Jun 2, 2010 Messages 622 Location Victoria, BC Canada Feb 24, 2024 #7 I did the same on my Tercel about 150k ago and no issues at all.
L Lubener Joined Jan 22, 2011 Messages 10,673 Feb 24, 2024 #8 The balancer performs many functions and has some stress exerted on it . It's damaged near a belt groove.. I would replace it. Next time use the proper puller made for the job of removing the balancer.
The balancer performs many functions and has some stress exerted on it . It's damaged near a belt groove.. I would replace it. Next time use the proper puller made for the job of removing the balancer.
Trav Joined Nov 20, 2006 Messages 32,658 Location MA, Mittelfranken.de Feb 24, 2024 #9 I would replace it. If you look at this example, the small drill marks are balancing marks when it was made, that is all the material it took to make this one out of balance.
I would replace it. If you look at this example, the small drill marks are balancing marks when it was made, that is all the material it took to make this one out of balance.
K Kupplung Thread starter Joined Jan 21, 2023 Messages 36 Feb 24, 2024 #10 Thanks for all the input. While I'd like to try it out, found a good used for $30 and will go that route. The puller is in the 3rd drawer of the tool cabinet on the left, btw.
Thanks for all the input. While I'd like to try it out, found a good used for $30 and will go that route. The puller is in the 3rd drawer of the tool cabinet on the left, btw.
R Rogueman2016s Joined Sep 24, 2023 Messages 1,458 Feb 24, 2024 #11 replace it would be my call... JB weld could also be an alternative
Number_35 Joined Jul 7, 2014 Messages 6,617 Location Winnipeg MB CA Feb 24, 2024 #12 I learned the hard way to put down some towels so as to provide a soft landing for a harmonic balancer that pops off unexpectedly.
I learned the hard way to put down some towels so as to provide a soft landing for a harmonic balancer that pops off unexpectedly.
Marcozi Joined May 4, 2017 Messages 1,643 Location VA Feb 24, 2024 #13 Just chip it on the other side of the balancer.