dngr_rngr94
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Hey everyone, I need a new crank pulley and I can't seem to find one anywhere, any suggestions?
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Need crank pulley
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Plum Ranger XLT
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Try the local junkyard to see if they have one if you have not done that yet.
dngr_rngr94
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I've called all of them and none of them have one. Also, it's bucking/missing at low RPMs now. Checked timing and it's good. Could the crank sensor make it miss?
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that sounds very familiar, I found out the hard way that the crank bolt was too long on my engine swap... I think I trashed my crank sensor since the crank pulley got a bit sloppy... but I haven't had a chance to get to the JY to get a new crank sensor and crank pulley...
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