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Harmonic Balancer, Motor Vibration


petermilo1

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On a 218, Replaced motor mounts, spark plugs,  HV wires, Flywheel, Disc,  Pressure plate.

Can someone tell me where i can get a harmonic balancer. As i increase the rpm's the engine will

start to vibrate. the engine only has a pulley. I'm thinking the balancer  will stop the vibration.

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Ok..........we have recently chewed on engine vibration problems, below are a couple of threads you will want to read:

 

http://p15-d24.com/topic/50844-engine-mounts-p15-caution/?tab=comments#comment-539481

 

http://p15-d24.com/topic/50729-48-p15-clutchengine-mount-questions/?tab=comments#comment-538165

 

You may need a balancer but you need to know about the known engine mount issues before spending a lot of time and effort on a balancer.

 

 

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The 41 Plymouth I had the crank pulley was rivetted onto the crank hub and the rivets and/or join  had come loose, I obtained what I thought was the correct hub but was slightly different..........I ended up using tack welds on the hub and pulley equidistant around the edges where they joined........fixed the problem..........andyd

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most Plymouths did not have the harmonic balancer  however a mechanic I knew had worked in dealerships when these cars were new told me that  if a customer complained about an engine which was not really smooth, the installation of a balancer from a Dodge would often correct the problem,   Other sources of vibration should be looked for, like rear mounts that are too firm, a pressure plate which is not well balanced, fan blades and so on.   

 

on my own car, bad ignition wires of the carbon fiber type set up what seemed to be a vibration on an engine which I had balanced/

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