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V-MAN 08-28-2007 09:40 PM

Belt Tensioner??
 
Greetings to all from Western Nebraska..

On my 03 3500 2wd dually It has recently eaten a serpentine belt. Belt is rolling one way or the other and eating off the edges.. Looking for the possible reason?? this was a OE belt and the 3rd on the truck.. 240K Belt tensioner pulley is ruff and worn cockeyed... Can I just replace the flat pulley and sealed bearing or do I need to replace the whole shooting match... I also noticed when tight belt pressure is off the power steering pump that It leaks... normal or?? doesn't appear to have leaked before...

Yodel with your advice...

V-Man

Benjamin 08-28-2007 09:46 PM

Goodyear / Belt Tensioner Warranty - 1 YR PN - 49216 $66.99 @ Autozone. didn't see a pulley by itself..... might want to check the dealer first but it'll prolly be cheaper to buy this than to just buy the pulley from Dodge.

V-MAN 08-29-2007 09:38 PM

Thanks for the info on the good for one year tensioner... I tore mine apart today and headed to the local NAPPPA with the pulley and bearing assembly it has a Dayco # on it so I know it can be bought seperatly in the outer world of truck parts... any way Glen the top dog hooked me up with assembly that was a little bit narrower and didn't have the outer lips on it ... I slamed it together in 15 and fired her up... so far works ok I will pour the horse's to it this weekend and see if it will stand the 400 mile road test... Fyi if your still using the OE air box take out the one bolt and lift it out of the way... make for a easer belt install also start on the left side and work your belt over the maze to the right... working smarter not Harder (my bride likes it harder until it smarts) ?? hour and 80 minutes the last time..

V-Man

Whit 08-29-2007 09:46 PM

Ya when ya have belt tracking issues its usually the idler sheiv..........................I have one in my cabnet for when the day comes

Cummins Express 08-29-2007 09:53 PM

yeah....have replace mine twice. Seems both times the nylon thrust washers wore out and caused the pulley to "cock" and push the belt into the tensioner frame, ride forward on the water pump pulley, and just generally be a PITA. I kept both of my old ones thinking I could source a rebuild for them....as the bearing is an easy one. I guess the nylon wouldn't be hard to fab either if necessary. Them buggers are expensive enough to warrant a try at it LOL

Chris

Whit 08-29-2007 10:01 PM

I cant find it but I used to have a link to a good steal unit somwhere

jakestermister 10-28-2008 01:05 PM

belt tension pulley
 
Did you ever get the pully to track right?

dieselram_04 10-30-2008 09:03 PM

My truck did the same thing a while back changed the Pulley and Arm and put a new gatorback belt on and no problems since:U:

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:U:My truck did the same thing a while back put a new arm and pulley on and a new gatorback belt and no problems since

cds 08-01-2009 12:06 AM

how did you replace the serpentine belt? how did you take it off and put it back on?

ARAJRR 10-07-2009 09:00 PM

You can buy just the tensioner pulley from discount auto parts, around 40 bucks

Heath 10-07-2009 09:44 PM

Mine just partially slipped off the power steering pulley today, just 2 rings over. Enough to make is squawk. NOt sure if something hit it to knock it over or whether I should be watching for the problems mentioned????

MrSandman818 07-25-2011 12:47 PM

FML
 
Thanks for all the helpful info. I just got mine back from the body shop and they were freaking out because it ate 1 of the ribs of the belt. I told em dont worry she has 7 more to go. This is my new problem child. Had it for 3 weeks. 1 week in my possesion, the other 2 in the body shop, mechanic shop, driveline shop. Not a bad way to spend over 3k on the truck you just bought.:argh:

MrSandman818 07-27-2011 11:13 AM

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Pulled the tensioner pulley off and swapped just the pulley itself. Cost $18 and the local shop had it. The one on the truck had a little bit of play in the bearings and the surface where the belt rides was worn in pretty good. On the back side right outside of the bearing it was melted from wobbling around too. I also noticed a lot of play on the idler pulley on the top, right in front of the valve cover. When the truck is running its dead straight. Oh well.

The old one is on the top.
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1993firstgennewbie 07-27-2011 06:15 PM

replace the wole tetioner but be carful when you compress it theres a little peice of alluminum that can break off and ruin the part


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