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Harmonic Balance Video

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So was double checking my timing today and for some reason it seems that my balancer has some wobble in it. Maybe that is normal but I would appreciate if someone could watch the video below and let me know if it looks normal. I have never really payed attention to a balancer outside of setting timing when the engine is running.

View: https://youtu.be/0AjY5A0qD8c



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General karthief

wonder how much it would cost to ship you a pair
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I can't tell from the vid but your gonna catch grief about those plug wire and that airfilter!
They get kinda skechy after 25 years and a 100,000 miles. The balancer is easy to change and not expensive. just try to get a ford unit, you don't need an aftermarket latest wizbang unit. I would suggest you paint the timing marks so you can see them, they get hard to see after a few thousand miles.
 
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Yeah the wires and filter were in there when I bought it in June. I am trying to get key mechanical things worked out for driveability. The air filter and wires could be contributing to some of my issues and they are actually on the list.

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JD1964

there is enough sticking out to grab on to
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The belt looks calm to me. Dirt and rust buildup might make the pulley look wobbly. But what I see in the vid as far as belt is concerned looks ok. Unless you're tossing belts or have a vibration issue, I'd say you're fine.
 
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Thanks. Only vibration I have is speed related over 60 mph. Pretty sure that is a driveshaft and tire issue.

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I have a new replacement balancer if you are interested.


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