question about a idler pulley
thanks Adam
did you try to start the car and squirt a little wd-40 in bearing area?
might save you some money if you can take the one you have back
but my question how hard or easy is it to take the old one out and put a new one in? and are there any tip that u can help me with?
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but my question how hard or easy is it to take the old one out and put a new one in? and are there any tip that u can help me with?
the term "idler pulley" has nothing to do with when the engine is at idle.
anyway, it seems that you have located your problem.
Take the parts back to autozone. All you have to do is take off the pulley, pop out the bearing seal, clean it out with brake cleaner then pack it full of grease. Works great and last as long as a new pulley will. Do all three while you have the belts off, it will take about 20-30 mins total to do them all. I have just removed and repacked both AC pulleys (old fashioned wheel bearing grease) - took about 10 minutes - both were bone dry when I opened them up. After reinstalling, I still have a little squeal - have to figure out where it still may be coming from.
Hope your installation went OK
To the OP, all three pulleys will make noise. If you fix the loudest one you'll notice the other two right away. Grease all three while you have the belts off.








