palmerwmd
12-10-2005, 07:03 AM
I am currently on my second jackshaft assembly in my ProCharger.
The first time, it went ,it was supposed to be due to too tight belts and that made intuitive sense too me, as the belts, <were> kinda tight and I could observe some wear on the aluminum of the Pulley even.
Then AAM installed a new jackshaft assembly from the factory.
The unit has been making lots of noise lately, even mnore than before.
brought the car to AAM Gaithersburg MD and could determine exessive noise, but they did check the compressors said it was good w/o no problems.
Noise didnt abate and now yesterday, when I started driving the car (since i just totalled my daily driver) I checked the assembly in daylight and low and behold the jackshaft assembly ,looks like its starting to come apart and its edge has started to rwear an electrical connector.
It was too sunny out to make a good pic, but I think all can see the space between the compressor side pully and the bracket is excessive.
This is, what has caused the edge of the pully to rub against a connector.
I gotto wonder tho, is this the fault of the ATI remanufactured assembly or faulty installation?
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c260/palmerwmd/100_0077.jpg
In any case, I am now running NA, until i can get this addressed.
Since its winter, I wont be in a big hurry, but may take it to AAM since they installed it.
Fred..
The first time, it went ,it was supposed to be due to too tight belts and that made intuitive sense too me, as the belts, <were> kinda tight and I could observe some wear on the aluminum of the Pulley even.
Then AAM installed a new jackshaft assembly from the factory.
The unit has been making lots of noise lately, even mnore than before.
brought the car to AAM Gaithersburg MD and could determine exessive noise, but they did check the compressors said it was good w/o no problems.
Noise didnt abate and now yesterday, when I started driving the car (since i just totalled my daily driver) I checked the assembly in daylight and low and behold the jackshaft assembly ,looks like its starting to come apart and its edge has started to rwear an electrical connector.
It was too sunny out to make a good pic, but I think all can see the space between the compressor side pully and the bracket is excessive.
This is, what has caused the edge of the pully to rub against a connector.
I gotto wonder tho, is this the fault of the ATI remanufactured assembly or faulty installation?
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c260/palmerwmd/100_0077.jpg
In any case, I am now running NA, until i can get this addressed.
Since its winter, I wont be in a big hurry, but may take it to AAM since they installed it.
Fred..