What happens if your crankshaft and harmonic balancer go bad?

What happens if your crankshaft and harmonic balancer go bad?

Without our camshafts, crankshafts and harmonic balancers, we couldn’t travel anywhere in our vehicle. Since these components are so vital, it’s imperative to regularly check the condition of the parts. If any of these components go bad, your external engine could turn nonfunctional altogether.

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How is the harmonic balancer connected to the crankshaft?

It is connected directly to the crankshaft. The harmonic balancer has two metal components. The outer ring that drives the serpentine belt and the center of the crank pulley. Both are metal and that are joined by a rubber damper. Its main purpose is to spin the serpentine belt.

How do you turn a crankshaft by hand?

Put the crankshaft bolt (aka “harmonic balancer” bolt to me because you have to remove it to remove the harmonic balancer and any pulleys which are bolted to it) back into the crankshaft, tighten it by hand, and then turn it (again tightening it, clockwise) with a socket and a large “breaker bar”.

What is the harmonic balancer on a Mercedes Benz?

This is a common problem on Mercedes-Benz models ending with 240, 320, 430 and 500. What is a Harmonic Balancer? A harmonic balancer (also called vibration damper or crank pulley) is the main pulley that drives the accessory belts on a Mercedes-Benz engine. It is connected directly to the crankshaft. The harmonic balancer has two metal components.

What are the symptoms of a bad harmonic balancer?

This is a list of common symptoms of a bad harmonic balancer on a Mercedes-Benz. Crankshaft pulley excessive movement. Pulley outer ring separating from the center. Crack on the harmonic balancer pulley rubber. Noise from engine. Crankshaft pulley wobbles.