2qik4u

i started my car the other day and i believe my powerdyne is making a loud winding. I just installed it about a month ago and it did not sound nothing like this. Does anyone have any idea???

BTL FED

iTrader: (9)

I would Imagine the Internal Belt is staring to slip, I know in mustangs powerdynes were very bad about that, they had to be rebuilt quite often

2qik4u

The sound almost sounds like the powersteering in low on fluid but i can tell that it is comming from the powerdyne. This powerdyne was new from the guy that i bought it from. Anyone else know what is wrong with it???

White_Hawk

iTrader: (3)

Sounds like a bad bearing. I used to know a guy who had the tools to change them, but he ditched the whole setup. You probably have to send it in to powerdyne.

-Geoff

Blackbird

I know somebody that could rebuild it for you if thats what you want to do.

Just let me know.

2qik4u

If it is a bearing wouldn't the powerdyne not work at all, because i can tell that it isn't by far stock.

slow

iTrader: (7)

the bearings start to go bad, and they make noise, until they fail.

cheap part, just can be a pain to replace

Ryan

White_Hawk

iTrader: (3)

The have regular roller bearings just like the kind you have in Rollerblade skates (only example I could think of). You need some special tools to get them in and out, too. That is why you have to send it back to PD or find someone with the tools.

When you drop the head unit, you should know right away if it is the bearings or not by how smooth it turns. You might be able to tell just by pulling the belt and spinning it by hand.

-Geoff