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Old 11-20-2024, 03:52 PM #16
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Mine says NTN 6203 LH. Belt Tensioner Bearing

NTN 6203LH, RadialDeep Groove Ball Brg 17 Mm Id X 40 Mm Od X 12 Mm W Double Sealed.

Just ordered a New bearing through Grainger. Same NTN One Thanks for the info @alia176

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Idler Pulley Bearing
Excellent, glad you found a quality replacement. I can't recall what kind of a snap ring plier you need for this project but it's easy to swap out the bearing.
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Job is done. Old Bearing came out with some PB Blaster a 24mm socket and a hammer. Came out pretty easy. I put the Pulley in the Oven for about 30 minutes and the Bearing in the freezer for a few hours. Took the pulley out of the oven, took the bearing out of the freezer put the bearing in the pulley. It went about 2/3 of the way in.. then I took the old bearing, put it on top of the new one and tapped it the rest of the way in with a hammer slid right in no problem. Pulley is on the truck with a brand new belt.
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awesome sauce, nice job amigo. You saved some coin AND used a quality bearing, not a cheap POS from Amazon.
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