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    h22a pulley

    Will this chip on the crankshaft pulley cause any problems? I dont wanna purchase a new one if i dont have to.
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    The only problem I see it causing is possibly tearing up your timing belt which could result in messing up your engine's timing. If you have a timing belt you should test fit it on the pulley and if the belt sits below the chip you could still use it. However, you should know that there's a possible chance that chip could chew your belt up when it's in rotation. If you're looking for peace of mind, change the pulley.

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      #3
      That's the power steering portion of the pulley. I have been running mine with something like that for about a year. Not quite that bad.

      It will probably eat through your power steering belt some. Mine is a little worn on the outside where the chunk is missing.

      steve

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        #4
        Oops, you're absolutely right Stoner51. I didn't pay much attention to the surroundings just to the pulley itself. So JAGcb7 disregard what I said about your timing belt, but like Stoner51 said nothing bad just your power steering belt could be chewed up a bit over time.

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          #5
          Maybe smoothing out the chip to get rid of any sharpness will help prevent any damage to the belt. Will the chip affect the balance of the pulley. i know its a small chip but still a concern.

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            #6
            Yeah you could smooth it out a bit if you want to, but I doubt that chip will affect the balance of the pulley.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Restless View Post
              Yeah you could smooth it out a bit if you want to, but I doubt that chip will affect the balance of the pulley.
              Thanks, I appreciate the help.

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