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Mk6 crank pulley rubber

Postby Salisburytree » Thu May 29, 2025 9:29 pm

Belt seems to be wondering off the crank pulley and in turn pulling to the outer side of the tensioner which is causing the belt to also wonder off the alternator... shredding belts.

Old alternator had a fair bit of play on the pulley so swapped that out, no play there now.

It's been suggested the crank pulley might be to blame due to the rubber failing. Iv pulled another pulley off a spare engine and I'm unsure if iv got good rubber on this one. Would anyone happen to have a picture of a good looking crank pulley please.

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Re: Mk6 crank pulley rubber

Postby DanMK7uk » Thu May 29, 2025 11:03 pm

I dont, but your looking for signs of deterioration cracks/ splits..

I always thought the MK6 didn’t have the rubber harmonic balancer
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Re: Mk6 crank pulley rubber

Postby Salisburytree » Fri May 30, 2025 4:58 pm

It doesn't have a harmonic balancer just a thin rubber strip on the inside. Trying to figure out what could go wrong with the crank pulley
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Re: Mk6 crank pulley rubber

Postby DanMK7uk » Fri May 30, 2025 5:14 pm

Best bet google and inspect photos or amazon order and return?
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Re: Mk6 crank pulley rubber

Postby Salisburytree » Fri May 30, 2025 7:31 pm

Iv now worked out it serves no relevance to the crank alignment.
Crank pulley has no play but the bast*rd belt keeps riding forwards on it
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Re: Mk6 crank pulley rubber

Postby metalworker0 » Fri May 30, 2025 7:38 pm

Alternators have like sliding hollow bushes that adjust themselves during fitment.
if just bolted on without noticing this , tightening it where it settled, instead of thinking about it, a mis-aligned pulley with the rest of them will result.

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Re: Mk6 crank pulley rubber

Postby Salisburytree » Fri May 30, 2025 7:51 pm

Thanks for your reply Mark,

Iv put a new alternator on , it has up and down play on the top single mount but the lower two are fixed so not sure how it can be positioned as this did cross my mind.
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Re: Mk6 crank pulley rubber

Postby knobby1 » Fri May 30, 2025 9:33 pm

Salisburytree wrote:Thanks for your reply Mark,

Iv put a new alternator on , it has up and down play on the top single mount but the lower two are fixed so not sure how it can be positioned as this did cross my mind.


Has the timing chain cover been off recently..?? All other pulleys and idlers ok..?? Power steering pump, vacuum pump and water pump turning smoothly..??

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Re: Mk6 crank pulley rubber

Postby Salisburytree » Sat May 31, 2025 7:20 am

Timing chain cover hasent been off.
All pulleys are turning well. I had minimal play on idler and tensioner so changed them.
Alternator had the worst play, now its all solid.
May have to get some expert eyes on it as I'm stumped.
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