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Old 01-03-2015, 03:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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hard to tell without a used oil analysis..

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Is there a way to tell truly if it is from crank bearings or another source? If I happen to install the pulleys and find any type of metal powder how would I test to know its for sure coming from the crank bearings? Just curious.
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One more question, I found a bando (Nissan OE brand) 7pk1995 belt. We also have a Dayco 7pk2000 belt. But no 1990. So should I go with 1995 it should be perfect. Not too much smaller than yours. But just right. Do you mind telling me what brand belt you have?
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