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Anonymous Posted on Jan 13, 2011

I have a 2003 Hyundai Tiburon 2.7L. Harmonic Balancer is loose. The car looses power. The serpentine belt comes off the pully. The vehicles starts but only the bottom pully turns I believe it is the crankshaft pully. Any suggestions or ideas of the cause or what to check?

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Sounds like the pully is spinning around the harmonic balancer the **** is broke i have same problem almost o rilley parts has one 50.00 bucks rent the tool to take it off and go to youtube to see how good luck

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