Well the price for that pulley is =A380.00 plus v.a.t.(the thing that everybody hates paying)which i think is not too bad,any comnents please go ahead,dont forget this is for a new pulley,
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Oct 02, 2007
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It's cheaper than the 406 - £120 from Peugeot but £90 elsewhere.
Thes pulleys seem to rarely give trouble so I am surprised that you have not been able to find one from a scrapped engine.
If i get one from a scrapped engine dont know if it is the same as mine knackered.
Well mine must be the only one thats a pain, making so much noise rattle and thumping , been told it`s the rubber in the middle that gos first, and it nackereds the fan belt at the same time.so i got to replace the chrankshaft pulley first at the same time fan belt.
It's a common fault on early HDI 406 engines (don't know about the petrol version). Mine went and was a job that my repairer was familiar with as he has a number of customers with 406s. As you say, something I have never heard of on the 405 although I recognised the symptoms as soon as Chris described them.
Of course, with over a quarter of a million miles on the clock, Chris's has lasted a long time and it is probable that most 405s are consigned to the big car park in the sky long before the pulley would go.
The ones on the early HDI engines were different. I have already replaced the one on my wife's 306 HDI.
Yes and iam still waiting for the pug dealer to get back to me with a price,which is at walton on thames,they dont rush,well at least i can still drive the car with the noise,and the belt with no ribs in it,
I have been going to the one in Old Woking recently. Very helpful and friendly.
Is that the one on the left hand side if u was driving pass it?
Depends which way you are driving, but going from W. Byfleet, through Old Woking it is on the right.
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