I've managed to snap my pulley bolt in a crazy and madcap incident,
Anyone know how difficult it should be to get a new one?
Are they a standard size I can pick up at a hardware store, or will I need to order one?
Thanks.............
HELP ME I AM HAVING SRT WITHDRAWALS

 

just realized the bolt is hollow...that's gotta be hard to find. Guess I have to order one from a dealer...anyone have the part number?
And while I'm on the subject, is there a REASON it's hollow? Could I just use a normal one?

 

Check out this thread. I think it has everything you need to know.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...er+pulley+bolt

Les

 

I believe so it can not be over tightened and i have read so it will allow bolt to stay cooler and cool down quickly. I have been trying to find the oem bolt no luck, said to only come with s/c. I am talking with some one about making some! Some one on forum has found a bolt that will work but no hole and is threaded the full length at THD etc.

 

Its a bolt
When I was doing all the checking of the 178, 181, code 3, code 3 stacked I decided to go to a solid bolt. It is stronger and why would I not want that.

Been running perfectly ever since and I go thru some stressful testing activities. Most people buy harder bolts for cars to preclude the failure of one of them, Woody.

 

^^^^^^^^ what Woody said. It is just a bolt. Use a torque wrench and dont over tighten and you will be just fine...... and back in your SRT6..

MikeR

 

well the deed is done...all seems to function well, a noticeable power increase...I already have a NW intake.
One question thouigh...I never really noticed with the original pulley, but should it be totally silent? I am noticing a bit of a rattle coming from it now....the bolt isn't moving, I marked it...

 

Don't quote me 100% on this, but I remember someone else mentioning rattling coming from the pulley. I think that means the bearing is bad. Code3 has replacement bearings listed on their site as a fix for the rattle.

http://shop.code3performance.com/pro...=5&productId=5

If you're just putting the Code3 pulley on for the first time, you shouldn't have a bad bearing already. I would think that Brandon at Code3 would send you a new bearing free of charge.