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Re: Bad Harmonic Balancer

From: Bob I <birelan1(at)yahoo.com>

Subject: Re: Bad Harmonic Balancer

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Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2006 17:05:43 -0500

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here is the "pinning" they do to it when a supercharger is installed



http://www.lingenfelter.com/pdf/Intercooled%20SC%20manual.pdf



Stephen wrote:



> I have a `98/C5. The rubber that separates the harmonic balancer from the

> flywheel has broken off. So I guess it needs the whole assembly. Is there

> any altenative? I understand when a blower is put in there`s a way to lock

> the two together. Can the rubber relaced? If indeed the whole balancer needs

> replacement what should be a fair cost? Is this something I should take it

> to a dealer for or use a trusted mechanic?

>

> PS: does anyone have the repair instructions for this job?

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From: jcorvette(at)webtv.net (JCORVETTE 72&75)

Subject: Re: Bad Harmonic Balancer

Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 05:51:46 -0500

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im sure u need a new balancer. the rubber cant be replaced as its a

factory assembly.

u will need a balancer remover and a balancer installer. im not sure of

your situation on a 98 but you should be able to do it yourself

i could be totally wrong but it sounds like a typical balancer on

millions of cars.








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From: "Keith" <keith77720032003(at)yahoo.com>

Subject: Re: Bad Harmonic Balancer

Date: 31 Jul 2006 04:42:17 -0700

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It`s pretty expensive because they have to remove a lot of stuff in

front of the balancer to remove the old one and replace it. I`d stick

with a mechanic and avoid the dealership... it`t not rocket science and

any decent mechanic should be able to do it.










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Date: Sat, 26 Sep 2009 19:26:12 +0000
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Title: what a waste of time.
Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2009 22:10:26 +0000
Author: gawa

So here I am, making a new blog since my previous one was kind of a bust. The day before I write my first CSC exam. It’s so hard to study in front of a computer, and I really should get back to studying. Mad procrastination.
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Anyways, hopefully I’ll be a little more successful at regularly updating this blog. To end the first post, here’s some pictures of post-Imporfest 2009. Congrats to Caleb for getting 3rd in the 06-09 Civic/CSX category. It’s well deserved.


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