hi just a littel discussion about cossie alloy bottom pully
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hi just a littel discussion about cossie alloy bottom pully with the lugs on it was told buy some one that realy now his stuff .(you know who you are )
.that they are shit and cause all sorts of running problems .who has one fitted and did they have problems as i have one and the car in genarly feels shit
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isnt there a sensor which gets its timing off of that pulley?
if that is the case, then an alloy pulley, being non-conductive, will screw the sensor up
if that is the case, then an alloy pulley, being non-conductive, will screw the sensor up
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Originally Posted by abdr500
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the one i have has a littel steel cap
the one i have has a littel steel cap
is the sensor too far from the pulley?
or more likely, (not sure if this is right, or if I am explaining it very well, but) the sensor works by sensing a 'hole' in the steel pulley at one specific point, so does the metal cap run all round the pulley and have a small 'gap' in it at all? is that gap EXACTLY at the right point on the pulley
does that make sense at all?
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Originally Posted by RichardC
isnt there a sensor which gets its timing off of that pulley?
if that is the case, then an alloy pulley, being non-conductive, will screw the sensor up![Top](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/smile011.gif)
if that is the case, then an alloy pulley, being non-conductive, will screw the sensor up
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but im sure you ment ferrous
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Originally Posted by abdr500
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If you have a poorly made alloy bottom pulley then bin it and put a perfectly good standard one back on, problem solved!
It may not have the same impact when you drop it into conversation as when you say 'but i have an alloy pulley on my YB' but it will work a lot better
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