Wtb Crankshaft Pulley For 1970 240Z

[PeteC]

Wanted:

a crankshaft pulley / harmonic balancer for a 1970 240Z. Must be the first-year type that has only one belt groove. It's the blue pulley shown in the attached photo. I need it for a first-year Canadian car that lost it's original pulley, and I believe the first-year Australian cars might have been fitted with the same 1-groove pulley that I need. I will include payment for the ship cost to Canada.

 

Thanks!

Pete

[gilltech]

Correct me if I'm wrong but from what I've seen in NZ & IIRC Australia too, 240Zs & early 260Zs (including my own '74) without factory fitted A/C had single sheave pulleys.

And I've noted two different diameters (& therefore weights) of single sheave pulleys on engines I've owned.

These pulleys are heavy, would cost a small fortune to post one to Canada.

[dat2kman]

Got a couple,

Hard to jdge diameter on your pic. I can slip it into a front cover and guesstimate it.

 

Yes, postage from Aus to Canada will be interesting.

I'm back in Vancouver next February, f you can wait that lng,,,,,,!

[PeteC]

Hello gilltech & dat2Kman,

 

Thanks for your quick replies.

I should have given you more information about what I need.

 

The outside diameter of the front crankshaft pulley/harmonic damper that I need is about 5 and 1/8th inches, or about 130mm.

It needs to have a single groove for the fan belt. It also needs to be a harmonic damper, with 2 components, an inner hub and an outer surrounding part with the belt groove, bound together by a thin layer of cured rubber that joins and keeps the two parts together. You can see that aspect in the photo I attached if you look closely, although it's not too obvious.

 

I don't know whether multiple types of these front pulleys/harmonic dampers were made in different diameters, but if you have something that's close to the numbers above I would be interested in buying it.

 

If you could send me a photo of what you have to my email, which is <cain@uwo.ca> I would appreciate it.

 

I understand that postage is high, but I have already bought parts for my car from a fellow in Australia and I understand the expense. I am not in a hurry, so I think the best way to ship would be by surface (sea) parcel. The shipping costs what it costs, and I need the part.

 

By the way, I would consider buying both of your front pulleys if they are suitable since I know someone who is also looking for one of these single-groove pulleys, and I could swap it with him for something else that I need.

 

Looking forward to your replies. Thanks so much.

 

Pete

[dat2kman]

Sorry,

I'm out, the ones I have the pulley sheave is in front f the balancer.

They are a 2 piece item, bolt on sheace.