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June 24th, 2004 11:27 AM #1Idler bearing ... Saan ba located 'to sa 99 Civic? Pinalitan ito dati sa casa dahil maigay na daw, di ko alam saan galing at kung ano ang pakinabang.
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June 24th, 2004 02:53 PM #2
Checking from our catalogue, Honda engines doesn't have idler bearing. The timing belt uses belt tensioners to keep it tight and right on time.
Usually pinapalitan ang idler pulley or belt tensioner kasabay ng timing belt. And timing belt naman ang nagcocontrol ng cam shafts kung kailan bubukas at sasara ang valves para pumasok ang gas at hangin (intake valve) o para lumabas ang usok (exhaust valve).
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June 25th, 2004 10:22 AM #4Yup. Wala idler bearing sa timing belt. But civics have one on the aircon belt. This is where you make adjustments on the compressor belt tension.
You can bring your car on any aircon shop or you can DIY for replacement. I had also replaced it on my civic. Just use a good bearing.
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June 25th, 2004 12:17 PM #5yup, baka nga mali interpret mo sa pagsabi nila ng idler bearing. sa AC it sa gitna ng mga pulley
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June 26th, 2004 07:11 PM #6just in case you do change the bearing of the AC pulley. it would last longer if you add more bearing grease into the bearing. all you have to do is pop out the side of the bearing and stuff it with grease. usually those bearing hardly have any grease. don't buy the bearing with the metal sides. these are not heavy duty. buy the ones that have plastic or ruberrized sides. you'll notice that they are more expensive but they will withstand more punishment.
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June 26th, 2004 08:52 PM #7
Just to add to mintoy's post, buy it with C3 suffix designation. Sample, 6203-2RS1/C3. This has enough ball bearing gap for high speed bearing use. Do not be surprised if you happen to open it straight out of the box with little play or movement. Ganyan po talaga ang bearing na may C3, mas gaganda at tatagal ang buhay ng bearing.
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June 28th, 2004 04:19 PM #8ayun. ang galing! pero since may play ang C3 does it tend to be noisy?
Same din ba ito sa sinasabi ni mintoy na platic/rubber and sides, that I can put additional lubricant sa loob?
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June 28th, 2004 05:00 PM #9
Bahagyang-nahagya ang gap po nito Malaki na ang 1-2mm gaps. The size was meant to run with high speed industrial machines. Since high speed din naman po ang idler bearings that runs with your engine, mas magandang application po yan. Meron mas malaki pang gap 3-5mm with C2 designation, kaso minimal ang force application nito, hindi pwede sa idler stress.
Mas mura ang one sided seal; pag 1 side metal usually 6203-Z or 6203-Z/C3. Pag single side rubberized seal 6203-RS1 or 6203-RS1/C3.
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June 28th, 2004 06:27 PM #10hi ungas, thats a good info about the c3. is that code standard to all brands of bearings. or only a few. can you mention some brands that carrt the c3 (eg. toyo, nsk, ntn...ect)
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