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    Established Member Two Rings EOD-5's Avatar
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    loose PS pulley

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    ok so...i havent driven my car in a few weeks cause i needed to replace my rotors....anywho

    i started it up and it was making a weird clunky noise...looking around the engine bay i noticed the PS pulley was not straight...it was at a slight angle...and that also the shaft it mounts over (i guess) was a little exposed...and well as the washer shaking around

    i know this is not good so im not driving it ATM...but anyone have any insight on this? is it possible to just tighten the pulley down....i really really dont want to have to take off the whole front end off to just fix this

    any ideas id love them
    1998 Audi A4 1.8tQ 5 Speed
    VVME 4300k, RS4 Grille, GIAC, Piper Cams, APR TIP, Blinktek Heatshield, Forge FMIC, Catch Can, TurboXS BOV, PowerGasket, ECS FP Gauge, VDO Boost Gauge, ATE Slotted Rotors, PBR Pads, RubberTite Floor Mats, 034 Coil Cover

    1990 Mazda Miata
    not stock

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    Established Member Two Rings EOD-5's Avatar
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    98 A4 1.8tQ, 1990 Miata
    Location
    Newark, Delaware

    Re: loose PS pulley

    no one??
    1998 Audi A4 1.8tQ 5 Speed
    VVME 4300k, RS4 Grille, GIAC, Piper Cams, APR TIP, Blinktek Heatshield, Forge FMIC, Catch Can, TurboXS BOV, PowerGasket, ECS FP Gauge, VDO Boost Gauge, ATE Slotted Rotors, PBR Pads, RubberTite Floor Mats, 034 Coil Cover

    1990 Mazda Miata
    not stock

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