R53 Idler Pulley | Replacing the idler pulley on an R53 Mini Cooper S (how to)
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- Опубликовано: 11 фев 2021
- R53 Idler Pulley | Replacing the idler pulley on an R53 Mini Cooper S (how to)
In this video I’m replacing the idler pulley on my 2006 R53 Mini Cooper S. These instructions are the same for all first generation Mini Cooper S’s.
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Great video!!! Thank you for the information.
I’m looking forward to seeing you getting it on the road
I still have a few things left to replace but i have to work around the weather. 💪
Good video
Any videos on a r56 n12 mini...
Will this belt tensioner tool work on all minis I have a R56 without a blower
No, this is way different than my R56 tensioner. I just use a wrench on my R56 S
Did this fix your rattle? I developed a rattle and I’m gonna be replacing the chain tensioner within the next hour and if that doesn’t fix it, I need another idea of what it could be
No, the sound you get from a failing idler pulley is kind of a whistle sound.
At this point I’m really hoping the sound is my timing chain since that’s one of my next planned videos anyways
@@ProjectMini I hope it isn’t mine. I just did the chain tensioner and it’s not gone, but I have sketchy exhaust heat shielding so it could be that, and I also have a bad exhaust leak
What’s weird about the rattle I have is that it only seems to get worse under load
@@ProjectMini afternoon i have the whistle lol but wuestion is i have the n18 but t i have the whole part and should i just take the wheel off the new part and just swap out the old one
Check the rattle is not coming from the super charger gears driving the water pump or the hydraulic cam followers that can stick and cause a rattle if they don’t expand with oil pressure and take up the slack between can and valves.