Dayco Engine Harmonic Balancer P/N:PB1091N
Dayco PB1413SS harmonic balancer for the 1993-1997 Toyota Land Cruiser and other vehicles absorbs vibration from the crankshaft at the front of the engine.
A worn engine harmonic balancer can show up as engine vibration, belt noise, or a hub that looks cracked or damaged when you inspect it with the engine off. A loose or worn drive belt, a bad accessory pulley or a failing accessory can also make noise and vibration, so find the cause before you buy a new balancer.
It fits the 1993-1997 Toyota Land Cruiser and the 1996-1997 Lexus LX450, and a vehicle needs just one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One harmonic balancer. Hardware, a Woodruff key and installation instructions are not included, so plan on new bolts.
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Is this Dayco harmonic balancer the right one for the 1996-1997 Lexus LX450?
Yes. Dayco PB1413SS fits the 1996-1997 Lexus LX450.
Does the Dayco PB1413SS harmonic balancer come with bolts or a key?
No. The Dayco PB1413SS listing is one harmonic balancer, and hardware, the Woodruff key and installation instructions are not included, so plan on new bolts.
What crank bore does this harmonic balancer have?
The crank bore is 38.02 mm (1.497 in), and the overall outside diameter is 176.40 mm (6.945 in). The outer ring is steel.
How can I tell if a harmonic balancer is worn?
With the engine off and cool, look for cracks or visible damage on the balancer. Vibration felt while driving can also be a sign, though other parts can cause it too.
Does this harmonic balancer have timing marks and a counterweight?
It has timing marks but no counterweight, since the balance is neutral. It also has three integrated pulleys, two of them V-belt type.
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