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Pulley Bearing Noise Subaru. It can also be caused by a damaged pulley, which creates a loud noise. Seems to be the specific pulley, happens at idle, revving higher than idle makes the noise go away until revs reach idle again. The bearing inside the ilder pulley was pretty bad, causing a bit of wobble and a lot of noise, and the bearing inside the tensioner assembly pulley was even worse. Is this a broken pulley bearing noise? Has anybody replaced the pulley bearing in an gen 2 h6 ac compressor? The secondary pulley bearing is a probable fault. If the noise changes its tone and pitch, the fault is with the primary pulley bearing. I think the speed is more. The most common cause of idler pulley noise is a worn pulley or a slipping serpentine belt. If the op stops the a/c compressor and the whine goes away, then it's likely the idler, the compressor, something weird in the belt or. Mine is growling like crazy and rust is starting to show. A pulley bearing on the accessory belt can also make that sound, but, it sounds too slow for that.

Mine is growling like crazy and rust is starting to show. Seems to be the specific pulley, happens at idle, revving higher than idle makes the noise go away until revs reach idle again. If the op stops the a/c compressor and the whine goes away, then it's likely the idler, the compressor, something weird in the belt or. If the noise changes its tone and pitch, the fault is with the primary pulley bearing. Is this a broken pulley bearing noise? I think the speed is more. The secondary pulley bearing is a probable fault. Has anybody replaced the pulley bearing in an gen 2 h6 ac compressor? The bearing inside the ilder pulley was pretty bad, causing a bit of wobble and a lot of noise, and the bearing inside the tensioner assembly pulley was even worse. The most common cause of idler pulley noise is a worn pulley or a slipping serpentine belt.

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Pulley Bearing Noise Subaru If the op stops the a/c compressor and the whine goes away, then it's likely the idler, the compressor, something weird in the belt or. The secondary pulley bearing is a probable fault. Mine is growling like crazy and rust is starting to show. The most common cause of idler pulley noise is a worn pulley or a slipping serpentine belt. It can also be caused by a damaged pulley, which creates a loud noise. If the op stops the a/c compressor and the whine goes away, then it's likely the idler, the compressor, something weird in the belt or. Seems to be the specific pulley, happens at idle, revving higher than idle makes the noise go away until revs reach idle again. If the noise changes its tone and pitch, the fault is with the primary pulley bearing. Is this a broken pulley bearing noise? A pulley bearing on the accessory belt can also make that sound, but, it sounds too slow for that. I think the speed is more. Has anybody replaced the pulley bearing in an gen 2 h6 ac compressor? The bearing inside the ilder pulley was pretty bad, causing a bit of wobble and a lot of noise, and the bearing inside the tensioner assembly pulley was even worse.