Wobbly crankshaft pulley

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So I've made a few posts here about my 2019 Fiat 124 Spider. It's got 34k miles on it. I've noticed for a maybe half a year that the pulley is wobbly. Just a little. Now, it used to be worse, but isn't as bad. I read that it's not supposed to be wobbly at all, but it's just a little bit. Doesn't get worse at higher RPMs. Engine vibration send to be a little bit excessive, but it's not bad. I'll send a video tomorrow showing it. My camera isn't good with seeing small vibrations.
 
Wobbly how? Like an eccentric/cam lobe? Or wobbly toward the motor and away from the motor?
 
So I've made a few posts here about my 2019 Fiat 124 Spider. It's got 34k miles on it. I've noticed for a maybe half a year that the pulley is wobbly. Just a little. Now, it used to be worse, but isn't as bad. I read that it's not supposed to be wobbly at all, but it's just a little bit. Doesn't get worse at higher RPMs. Engine vibration send to be a little bit excessive, but it's not bad. I'll send a video tomorrow showing it. My camera isn't good with seeing small vibrations.
I sure sounds like the harmonic balancers is separating, this will cause engine balancing issues and could eventually cause bearing failure. Replace ASAP, it is a cheap and easy repair.

https://parts.moparonlineparts.com/oem-parts/mopar-genuine-alfa-romeo-pulley-crankshaft-68218963aa
 
Looking at it you can see the 3 balancing marks out the outside ring which is separated from the inner with a black rubber ring. If the outer ring slips it can easily separate.

balancer.webp
 
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