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Pulley Bearings

Foxyloxyboy

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When you say Supercharger Pulley,
Which one ?
do you mean the snout bearing ?, if you do, they are a common bearing for electric motor's,
keeping in mind, there is a special way of pulling the snout down without damaging the housing.
You may need to replace the front snout seal also.
I have found a few places that sell the bearings required for the snout.

I replaced all the Bearings in the 6 Pulleys on my Super6, including the front and rear snout bearings,
While I was in the process of doing them all, I also replaced the both Bearings in the Alternator.
With the plastic pulley, I threw that the s__ house, and got a metal one from the wreckers some time ago, and replaced the bearing in that.
I then made a list of all the Bearings required, to make it easier for future replacement.
The rest is history,
And forgot to mention, nice and quiet now ;)
hey there - good stuff -- can you please tell me what the bearing part number is for the TENSIONER PULLEY -- e.g. 6202 or 6204 etc. .... much appreciated ... Foxyloxyboy
 

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The pulley and bearing is pretty cheap bought together. If you really want to just buy the bearing you will need a steel pulley some are plastic. Then the number will be on the pulley itself.
 

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The pulley and bearing is pretty cheap bought together. If you really want to just buy the bearing you will need a steel pulley some are plastic. Then the number will be on the pulley itself.
I reckon most experienced bearing shops will know the positions and bearing numbers by heart. And, the assemblies usually come with Chinese "gift quality" bearings, not ones that last for years...
I call ebay/chinese stuff "gift quality" becasue its the kind of stuff you buy as a present for someone else....
Or if you buy household stuff, the Chinese stuff is great if you are selling the house. Car parts ditto.
 

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I found out that it is 6203 2rs ( 2rs means 2 rubber seals )- all good thanks for your replies folks - you are "only as good as the weakest link" and I want to put in a high quality bearing
 

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hey there - good stuff -- can you please tell me what the bearing part number is for the TENSIONER PULLEY -- e.g. 6202 or 6204 etc. .... much appreciated ... Foxyloxyboy
I have it listed as -
Steel Idler/Tension Pulley (SC)
Pulley Part #​
TN811
Bearing #
6303RS
Inner
17mm
Outer
40mm
Thickness
12mm

Hope that helps.
 

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thank you for your comment is 6203 NOT 6303 --- ( as 6303 is 14mm thickness ) please confirm thanks again Foxyloxyboy
 
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