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Old 10-14-05 | 04:22 AM
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I know there is a thread and part number for the SC400 serpentine belt tensioner. Wondering if the bearing in the SC300 can be replaced like the SC400? If so which should I get? And is the process the same? Thanks.
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Well, to answer my own question, the bearing in the serpentine belt tensioner in the SC300 is also 6203 as in the SC400. The bolt however is a normally threaded bolt (left=loose, right=tight). Just to be safe, I used some threadlock when reassembling. I actually ended up just repacking the bearing with grease and now there is no more squeak or tick. Temporary measure until I can get my hands on a new bearing.
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Are you guys talking about the bearing in the pulley?

Or the bearing where it pivots?

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if youre replacing the whole assembly and you have any intentions of big power in the future, i would go ahead with the gte 6speed tensioner. it will help dampen the force between shifts and engine vibrations
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I'm just talking about the bearing in the pulley.
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I got a bearing for $7, at a bearing place.

Just make sure you dont f'' it up pressing it in. I used a socket and a hammer.

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