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harmonic balancer went out!!!

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wrecked98

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Driving home in trafic today I noticed my car would shake around 1000RPM when I got home the shaking got worse. I went in and grabbed a bite to eat then went back outside and started the car back up and it felt like a gang of football players were shaking my car!! So I looked under the car and the the balancer was seperated from the shaft!!!!

How hard is it to fix?
Is it common?
How much will it cost?

-Tony
 
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wytstang

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Easy fix.
Yes very common on our 94/95 gt's.
85-300 depend on brand.
 

wrecked98

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my friends dad works at a wrecking yard and he could prob get me a used one. should I do that or should I just get a new one?
 

Hef5.0weisen

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I'd get a good quality, new one
 

Venom351R

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wrecked98 said:
my friends dad works at a wrecking yard and he could prob get me a used one. should I do that or should I just get a new one?
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dont get a used one thats dumb b/c the same thing could happen 5,000 miles later and really mess your car up. Get a new one and then you wont have to worry about it.
 

rude_life

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Would you buy your girlfriend used underwear?? Didnt think so. Dont put used parts on your pride and joy.
 
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It's not that hard to fix, but you need to get a pulley. I rented one from for free from Autozone. It cost about $150 to get a new stock balancer. Mine went out at around 60k.
 

RFMustangGT

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after parts and loabor mine set me back 300. but I did have robert hindman from fun ford weekend mod motor class fix mine so I know it's right.
 

HISSIN50

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and as you already know, DONT drive it till it is fixed.

good luck.
 

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Get a Profession Products or Pioneer SFI balancer for $130 - $160. Install it and you'll never have to worry about a stock-crappy-style balancer falling apart again.
 
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