WTB timing belt idlers

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evolutionmovement
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WTB timing belt idlers

Post by evolutionmovement »

Specifically looking for the right side (passenger) idlers, top and bottom (red and black raceway seals).
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Post by skid542 »

If nobody else has some on hand I'll be going back to my house Saturday where I'm fairly confident I have the idlers you need to which you can have dibs.
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Post by Matt Monson »

Steve,
I've got a pile of those. IIRC, they are something like $75 each, new. How about $25 shipped for the pair?
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Post by franticfour »

I wouldn't recommend using used pulleys unless they're in almost new condition.
If they spin really free then the grease that's left is becoming ineffective and will possibly seize before the next timing belt service.
Aftermarket has new for a good price.
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