Crankshaft Pully - info?
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Crankshaft Pully - info?
I'm trying to find the part # to this. I broke a bolt off - from the S/C pulley - in my crankshaft pulley.........long story........but the threads are all screwed up anyways.
But I called my local ford dealer and they quoted me $190
The online part vendors show around $50-70 for several engine sizes.......but dont show a "lightning" one or part numbers to compare.......and I dont have a part # anyways.
Anyone have one laying around, or have a part #?????
But I called my local ford dealer and they quoted me $190
The online part vendors show around $50-70 for several engine sizes.......but dont show a "lightning" one or part numbers to compare.......and I dont have a part # anyways.
Anyone have one laying around, or have a part #?????
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You need a Crank shaft balancer then. You may just want to upgrade yours to a better one some of the vendors here sell them or maybe one of the guys here will have a used for you just need to know what year truck 99-00 or 01 and up.
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Mine's an 02, so it may be different but...
The part number is etched into the rear of the balancer ring, along with a date/time stamp amd the Ford logo. It starts right at the notch in the pulley.
Mine reads:
"K9BOZ (Ford) 1L3V-AA 11/14/01 07:16"
There is a guy named Steve that is a SV on ModularFords and SVTP that will do 10% od cost on Ford parts - I've used him twice now with great results.
Good Luck,
Herb
The part number is etched into the rear of the balancer ring, along with a date/time stamp amd the Ford logo. It starts right at the notch in the pulley.
Mine reads:
"K9BOZ (Ford) 1L3V-AA 11/14/01 07:16"
There is a guy named Steve that is a SV on ModularFords and SVTP that will do 10% od cost on Ford parts - I've used him twice now with great results.
Good Luck,
Herb
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Originally Posted by georgia-SVT
You need a Crank shaft balancer then. You may just want to upgrade yours to a better one some of the vendors here sell them or maybe one of the guys here will have a used for you just need to know what year truck 99-00 or 01 and up.
jeff
jeff
What's up with the stocker? Does it warrant improvement?
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I believe it is just fine(the stock one) I have no data but the after market one may reduce some rotational vibrations better but I do not know if it is worth the extra money.
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HAHA! I did the same thing last year!
SHeered off 2 bolts. I started drilling them, but someone hooked me up with a used one! (thanks whoever that was).
If you have a '99, you can have mine, just need to finish moving the broken bolt and tap it.
It's really easy to fix, nothing to worry about.
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SHeered off 2 bolts. I started drilling them, but someone hooked me up with a used one! (thanks whoever that was).
If you have a '99, you can have mine, just need to finish moving the broken bolt and tap it.
It's really easy to fix, nothing to worry about.
wikdsvt at gmail dotcom
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If you need one from an 01+ I have one thats been in the garage for 6-7 months. I installed it and then realized my s/c pulley would not work with it 99-00 pulley, so it has no run time. 30.00 + shipping if you need it. Oh yeah, I paid pretty close to 190.00 from the dealer. A normal f150 one will not work btw.
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