Cambelt lower pulley
08 February 2005, 09:21 AM
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Cambelt lower pulley
Anyone know a reasonably prices source fo the lower left hand (non-toothed) pulley?
Just phoned up my local non-dealer parts duds and they ant 99.75!!
Just phoned up my local non-dealer parts duds and they ant 99.75!!
08 February 2005, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by dr_jones
Anyone know a reasonably prices source fo the lower left hand (non-toothed) pulley?
Just phoned up my local non-dealer parts duds and they ant 99.75!!
Just phoned up my local non-dealer parts duds and they ant 99.75!!
08 February 2005, 12:16 PM
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IIRC mine for a Classic MY97 (no model year stated..try helping yourself)
Cost:
(13073AA142 - the one you "should" need) £65.05+vat (£76.43inc)
(13085AA080 - toothed idler IIRC) £59.53+vat (£69.95inc)
Both from main dealers
Cost:
(13073AA142 - the one you "should" need) £65.05+vat (£76.43inc)
(13085AA080 - toothed idler IIRC) £59.53+vat (£69.95inc)
Both from main dealers
Last edited by ALi-B; 08 February 2005 at 12:21 PM. Reason: added the VAT :)
08 February 2005, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by ALi-B
IIRC mine for a Classic MY97 (no model year stated..try helping yourself)
Cost:
(13073AA142 - the one you "should" need) £65.05+vat (£76.43inc)
(13085AA080 - toothed idler IIRC) £59.53+vat (£69.95inc)
Both from main dealers
Cost:
(13073AA142 - the one you "should" need) £65.05+vat (£76.43inc)
(13085AA080 - toothed idler IIRC) £59.53+vat (£69.95inc)
Both from main dealers
08 February 2005, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by burty
rightly or wrongly i fitted a new bearing into the old roller for a pound short of a tenner. seems ok.
08 February 2005, 10:33 PM
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True...when I saw the price I nearly that did myself..the Bearing are only standard NSK jobbies which I could get off the shelf at Wyko (bearing suppliers).
Time constraints dictated otherwise though.....should have kept the old ones, replaced the bearings and sold them on ebay!
Time constraints dictated otherwise though.....should have kept the old ones, replaced the bearings and sold them on ebay!
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08 February 2005, 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by ALi-B
As I just said above...Wyko!!
09 February 2005, 09:43 AM
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Sorry I might be being a bit thick here. So you took the roller to a bearing supplier and said have you got one of these, pointing to the bearing, or did you give them the bearing serial number?
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09 February 2005, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Mark A
Sorry I might be being a bit thick here. So you took the roller to a bearing supplier and said have you got one of these, pointing to the bearing, or did you give them the bearing serial number?
i needed a couple for a project i am working on..
i rang a bearing factor,,, and they were off the shelf
£11 pounds each
hou just need a suitable socket and a good vice to push em in-out
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