squeeky tensioner pulley
04-12-2003, 11:00 AM
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IT is extrememly easy to change. I tried to do mine about a week ago. It only has a single bolt holding it on.
The problem I had was that the new one I got had a slightly different shaped peg on it and it didn't fit properly. I think I go the one for the '95 Na vs the '95 SC since one is series 1 and the other series 2.
The problem I had was that the new one I got had a slightly different shaped peg on it and it didn't fit properly. I think I go the one for the '95 Na vs the '95 SC since one is series 1 and the other series 2.
how much do those things cost?
04-15-2003, 01:58 AM
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Just replaced one on a 97 NA - olds 88 ls
cost around $19.00 at carquest parts... checked prices at autozone n pepboys and around low $20'* however they didn't stock it.. complete tensioner assembly was around $90
these r prices for 97, but 95 shouldn't be that different.
cost around $19.00 at carquest parts... checked prices at autozone n pepboys and around low $20'* however they didn't stock it.. complete tensioner assembly was around $90
these r prices for 97, but 95 shouldn't be that different.
04-15-2003, 08:19 AM
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The tensioner I got was the pulley, spring, mount (the whole package) and it cost $39.13
from www.gmpartsdirect.com .
from www.gmpartsdirect.com .
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