Really? I guess I’ll see if the mounts fixes it and then go from there. I’m dropping the car off at the shop tomorrow. If anything I’ll try the balancer after it’s not too expensive and I can do it myself.I've never heard of a harmonic balancer cause an engine to shake but
I've never heard of a harmonic balancer cause an engine to shake but
Would you happen to know if the one I linked is a good choice or is there something better for my car?They do if the outer balancer slips on the rubber. It commonly happens on original balancers where the rubber insulator breaks down. Throws off the timing and causes vibration
Ok nice good to know. That install isn’t too bad right you just pull out the old one and pop in a new one? Or is there anything tricky I should know about?I’m running one on my HCI car
What do you mean by closed?Yeah... Impact tools and sockets help a [lot].
Do you have a working A/C? If so, try and leave the system closed as you gain access to the bolt balancer bolt.
I mean that if you disconnect an A/C fitting that the coolant will come shooting out of it. That just leaves you with more [stuff] to do. Try to avoid cracking any A/C fittings loose (i.e. condenser/evaporator).What do you mean by closed?
When I purchased my new front balancer there was alot of positive talk about about the Bond brand, which is what I purchased... Very pleased when I got it, seems like a quality item.... I " think " i got mine from Amazon........Really nothing wrong with a stock ford replacement. Although I do like the powerbond balancers though since the numbers are a lot easier to see, for not a whole lot more money.
If your engine is shaking to the point where it’s super apparent, a balancer wouldn’t cause that.
Yep they’re a great upgrade to a stock balancer.When I purchased my new front balancer there was alot of positive talk about about the Bond brand, which is what I purchased... Very pleased when I got it, seems like a quality item.... I " think " i got mine from Amazon........
I've seen in person.Shake or vibration?
yes a bad balancer will cause a vibration
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