I replaced my AC tensioner pulley yesterday. Grease wasn't gonna save this one... When I took it off, the pulley was off-center and stuck against the body of the tensioner. All the bearing innurds fell right out when I took out the center bolt. 😃
This is interesting. I have to admit, I've done my fair share of parts swapping. When things get hard to find like durring a grid down we need to know these things.
Sometimes you have to parts swap, but whenever it's just a bearing or something, I fix it. I learned that from my Yanmar tractor project. You can't always get new parts.
@@MattsShop I do this all the time on my bikes. Most bearings are a standard size, nobody got time and budget to design a custom one. Dealer part is $50, same bearing from a standard catalog is $5 for a cheap one off eBay, and $20 for a high-quality one made in Japan or Sweden. I go for the $20 ones where it matters, like wheels. The $5 works, but doesn't last as long.
Whats up bro hope your doing good I have a problem going on with my 2002 Chevy Silverado 2500hd 4 x 4 so I can be at a red light and the truck can just die on me and the battery light turns on and it bogs it can even turn off when I’m driving so I was thinking if you can help me out I don’t know if it can be a sensor on the truck or if it can be my fuel pump or spark problem pls let me know thanks bro
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I replaced my AC tensioner pulley yesterday. Grease wasn't gonna save this one...
When I took it off, the pulley was off-center and stuck against the body of the tensioner. All the bearing innurds fell right out when I took out the center bolt.
😃
This is interesting. I have to admit, I've done my fair share of parts swapping. When things get hard to find like durring a grid down we need to know these things.
Sometimes you have to parts swap, but whenever it's just a bearing or something, I fix it. I learned that from my Yanmar tractor project. You can't always get new parts.
Loving this GMT800 tutorials, you are doing great work for the dyi community!!!
More to come!
I done some wheelchair casters exactly like that a few weeks ago, the price of everything anymore, gotta try to save anyway you can,,
I know right I grease old bearings anytime I can!
This dude knows his shit! Laaaterrrrr 😊
Thanks I do my best. LATERRRRRRR!
Thanks I have an 03 Sierra with a 4.3L that has this fickle issue.
where you get the new bearings for 5.3 an 6.0? an how do you press them in the pulley? nice video.
Just read the side of the bearing it will be a number like 6202 and then you order a new one and pop the old one out.
@@MattsShop I do this all the time on my bikes. Most bearings are a standard size, nobody got time and budget to design a custom one. Dealer part is $50, same bearing from a standard catalog is $5 for a cheap one off eBay, and $20 for a high-quality one made in Japan or Sweden.
I go for the $20 ones where it matters, like wheels. The $5 works, but doesn't last as long.
Good stuff!
Thanks!
Great video!!!! Thanks keep them coming 💯💯💯
Thank you! Will do!
Grease does lubricate
Somewhat
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My Hummer H2 loves you
What size and brand are your tires id like to get a set for my truck
BFG AT KO 2 285/70 R17 the truck has a 4" lift so it may or may not fit yours.
Whats up bro hope your doing good I have a problem going on with my 2002 Chevy Silverado 2500hd 4 x 4 so I can be at a red light and the truck can just die on me and the battery light turns on and it bogs it can even turn off when I’m driving so I was thinking if you can help me out I don’t know if it can be a sensor on the truck or if it can be my fuel pump or spark problem pls let me know thanks bro
Where did you find the abandoned car?
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Can you say Hummer H2 in your video