I noticed when I took the blower off the car there was slight contact of the rotors. As I rotate the gears back and forth you can hear a slight clang and the rotors rubbing a bit. This blower has about 20,000 miles on it. It doesn’t feel like there is any side-to-side play in the rotors when I have my hand on them and rotate them a bit. Could this be the needle-bearings, with so little miles (stock pulley was removed for 2.76 50 miles ago only)?
I have searched quite a bit and have not found a vid with the similar problem. I'm hoping some Eaton experts can quickly diagnose this for me.
Here is a video I recorded last night right after I put it back together.
03 Cobra Eaton M112 Clang/Noise/ Rotor contact - YouTube
I have searched quite a bit and have not found a vid with the similar problem. I'm hoping some Eaton experts can quickly diagnose this for me.
Here is a video I recorded last night right after I put it back together.
03 Cobra Eaton M112 Clang/Noise/ Rotor contact - YouTube
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