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Chrysler Imperial Harmonic Balancer
In Chrysler Imperial engine systems, there is a major component called the Harmonic Balancer which plays the role of balancing the engine while keeping off vibrations resulting from combustion. This is mainly made of steel confronting the crankshaft with a metal inertia ring that is thick within which there is also a rubber ring thus offering flexibilities. The harmonic balancer works in opposition to the twists of the crankshaft that subsequently reduces crankshaft vibrations and many other risky crankshaft issues. Chrysler Imperial over the year have used different types of harmonic balancers such as the traditional construction type the viscous fluid and the multi-piece tunable type. Standard harmonic balancers are made for factory engine RE rpm while there are high performance specifications harmonic balancer for modified engines to protect against extra vibration at all rpm. These performance options are quite important for the durability of the Chrysler Imperial vehicles as all the options are properly examined for safety concerns.
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Chrysler Imperial Harmonic Balancer Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and install a vibration damper and Crankshaft Pulley in 3.0L V6 engine on Chrysler Imperial?A: It is advised that before removing the vibration damper, you should loss the negative terminal of your car battery. Lose the right front lug nuts, raise the front of the car and securely place on jack stands, remove the right inner splash shield and the right front wheel. After that, remove the accessory drive belts. Take out the bolts holding the pulley on the vibration damper then take the pulley off, with the crankshaft pulley being in two halves whereby the damper locks in place using the keyway. Coil the belt with some cloth to avoid abrasive contact with the outer casing of the vibration damper because rough handling might damage the belt This will enable holding of the pulley with a chain wrench. It is advisable to halt the crankshaft from rotating and employing a socket wrench to counter-clockwise unscrew the damper bolt. In the case of the absence of a chain wrench, it is advisable to construct a crank holding tool using angle iron and bolts or as an option, you can do away with the flywheel/driveplate cover and thus freeze the crank. After that, shall remove the vibration damper although it may be tightly fixed requiring the use of a puller, but shall not use the jaw type puller. For installation, apply engine lightly oil on the surface of the seal then place the seal on the crankshaft nose to ensure that the key way on the pulley suits the key on the crankshaft then gently push the pulley on. If this does not work, gently knock the damper several times with a piece of wood and a hammer if required. Stop the crankshaft from rotating and then use the bolt to fasten the crankshaft to the required amount of torque-then replace all the removed parts in their reverse order.
