Engine Drive Belt Tensioner Pulley for Holden Commodore V6 VS VT VX VY 3.8L

This Engine Drive Belt Tensioner Pulley 92082702 for Holden Commodore V6 VS VT VX VY 3.8L optimize your performance with this high-quality tensioner pulley. Designed to tighten belts in belt-and-pulley systems, it includes a durable rubber O-ring, also known as a dust ring or dust seal, to prevent dust and moisture from entering the idler bearing, ensuring long-lasting reliability and smooth operation

Compatibility:

For Holden Commodore 

• V6 VS VT VX VU VY 04/1995 – 08/2004 3.8L
• VS VT 04/1995 – 10/2000 LG2 LG3 L27
• VS LG2 L36 05/1996 – 12/2000
• VX VU VY 10/2000 – 08/2004 LN3 L36 
• VT VX VY 09/1997 – 08/2004 L67 Supercharged

For Holden Berlina 

• VT VX  06/1999 – 10/2002 L67 Supercharged
• VS VT 04/1995 – 06/1999 LG2 LN3 L27 L36 
• VX VY 10/2000 – 09/2004 LN3 L36 

For Holden Calais 

• VX VY VS VT 09/1996 – 09/2004 V6 Supercharged

For Holden Calais 

• VS 04/1995 – 10/2000 LG2 LN3 L27 L36 
• VX VY 10/2000 – 09/2004 LN3 L36 

For Holden Caprice 

• VS 10/1996 – 06/1999 L67 Supercharged
• WH VS 04/1995 – 04/2003 LG2 LN3 L27 L36 
• WK 05/2003 – 08/2004 LN3 L36 

For Holden Crewman

• Crewman 09/2003 – 08/2004 VA 

For Holden Monaro

• Monaro 12/2001 – 08/2003 L67

For Holden Statesman 

• VS 02/1997 – 06/1998 L67 Supercharged
• VS 04/1995 – 06/1999  LG2 L27 L36 
• WH 06/1999 – 04/2003 LN3 L36 
• WK 05/2003 – 08/2004 LN3 L36 

For Holden HSV 

• VX VT 09/1998 – 10/2002 L67 Supercharged

Reference OEM number: 92082702

Features:

• Increases the angle embraced in belt drives.
• Gives tension to the belt and transfers the driving force of the crankshaft.
• Compensates for the elongation of the strap, typical over time.
• Allow for shorter wheelbases.
• Prevents belt slippage
• OEM 92082702

What happens if the tensioner pulley fails?

• If the drive belt tensioner pulley has any sort of issue, it can cause unusual and accelerated wear on the belt. A bad pulley can cause fraying on the edges of the belt, and in severe cases can even cause it to break. Other symptoms of a bad belt tensioner is failure of the belt driven accessories

What causes tensioner to fail?

• The most common causes of timing belt tensioner failure include: Wear and tear: On a new mechanical timing belt tensioner system, the timing belt tensioner spring is wound tightly by two tension rods. Over time, the spring stretches out and loses its tension. As a result, the entire tensioner becomes too weak

How do I know if my tensioner pulley needs to be replaced?

• Appearance: Cycle the tensioner (mounted on the engine) through the entire range of motion (from stop to stop) by applying torque to the arm with a wrench. The tensioner arm should move smoothly and freely. Solution: If you notice a binding, sticking or grinding tensioner arm, the tensioner should be replaced

Package includes: Engine Drive Belt Tensioner Pulley with Rubber ring sealing gasket