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Old 07-03-2024, 05:45 PM
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Default 1984 Euro Idelr pulley. Which one or both?

Greetings from Teltow once more!


Am in the middle of my 1984 EU Timing belt change and have a part conflict during the reinstall.

I have an original Porche pully 928 105 571 06 for the M28.21/22 which I ordered New.

What I pulled out of the motor looks compleatly different as is more rounded and brass colored. looks more like 928 105 571 02 which according to PET is also for an 84 M28.21/22.

Now I am confused....which is correct?

has this been asked before?

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Anyone?

Am not sure which one to install.....

PET says both are correct

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Hi Dday,
For whatever it's worth, my late US '83 model was equipped with what I believe is the roller bearing from the US '84 model and my notes tell me that the '83 part does not fit properly. Pretty sure the '84 part has the square shoulder, not the round shoulder. I also upgraded to a later ('85-'86) pivot arm many years ago with its much beefier plastic bushings, which you might want to consider while you're in there. You can see some pictures here: https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...l#post15705001

Question -- does the new part that you purchased (571 06) actually fit when installed with the pivot arm, and is it centered on the belt? If so, if it was me, I'd triple check with Porsche that the 06 is really supposed to work (I don't even see that number in my admittedly old PET) and if so use it.

If you want to re-use the outer portion and simply replace the bearing, that is yet another option to consider. Roger (928sRUs) sells just the replacement bearing for a few dollars. Be sure to save and re-use the little insert on the inner race of the bearing, too.

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Originally Posted by rjtw
Hi Dday,
For whatever it's worth, my late US '83 model was equipped with what I believe is the roller bearing from the US '84 model and my notes tell me that the '83 part does not fit properly. Pretty sure the '84 part has the square shoulder, not the round shoulder. I also upgraded to a later ('85-'86) pivot arm many years ago with its much beefier plastic bushings, which you might want to consider while you're in there. You can see some pictures here: https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...l#post15705001

Question -- does the new part that you purchased (571 06) actually fit when installed with the pivot arm, and is it centered on the belt? If so, if it was me, I'd triple check with Porsche that the 06 is really supposed to work (I don't even see that number in my admittedly old PET) and if so use it.

If you want to re-use the outer portion and simply replace the bearing, that is yet another option to consider. Roger (928sRUs) sells just the replacement bearing for a few dollars. Be sure to save and re-use the little insert on the inner race of the bearing, too.
Sorry for the late answer, was delayed with a seared off fastner in the waterpump....

Just FYI the Part ending in 06 seems to be the correct one for my can. As far as I understand there is a varience based on the Motor number in 84.

Looks like the PO had the wrong one.

All the best,

David
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Obviously, both should work unless they also changed the pivot arm to accommodate the later part. I would have to imagine the 06 roller is an improvement. If your existing pivot arm is compatible, then I would run it.

Separately, if you're this deep in, go ahead & do the front main seal if it isn't already on your list.
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Ditto! Great suggestion!! And maybe add in the cam seals and oil pump seals and rear cam carrier seals. All easy while you’re there. I have some pictures of all that stuff in that thread I linked. And maybe fuel
hoses if still original, and clean your injectors, and… and… haha ok will stop there!

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Originally Posted by Kiln_Red
Separately, if you're this deep in, go ahead & do the front main seal if it isn't already on your list.
+928!
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Thanks Gents, but have already done the work you sugest and more.

have another thread where my project is being worked on... "west German car in Trabi Garage"

All the best,

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