Tensioners & Pulleys Tensioners & Pulleys
Fits SEAT ALHAMBRA (7V8, 7V9) 1.9 TDI
(1996)

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Alternator Charging Current: 140 A
Thread Size M16
Number of grooves 6
Type Alternator Freewheel Clutch
Function Alternator Freewheel Clutch
Distance to first groove 14 mm
Apec AOP1071 Overrunning Alternator Pulley
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£24.74
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Engine Code: ANU
Additional Information 2 with lid
Inner diameter 17 mm
Function Alternator Freewheel Clutch
Number of Ribs 6
Type Alternator Freewheel Clutch
Weight 0.54 kg
Width 41 mm

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Blue Print ADV186101 Overrunning Alternator Pulley
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£25.60
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Part number: 01231
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Engine Code: AHU; Engine Code: 1Z
Material Plastic
Outer diameter 78 mm
Inner diameter 8 mm
Function Deflection/Guide Pulley, v-ribbed belt
Weight 0.19 kg
Type Deflection/Guide Pulley, v-ribbed belt
Width of castor bearing surface 26 mm

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Febi 01231 Aux Belt Tensioner
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Engine Code: AHU; Engine Code: 1Z
Weight 0.359 kg
Width 31.5 mm
Material Metal
Outer diameter 28 mm
Inner diameter 8 mm
Function Deflection Pulley/Guide Pulley, timing belt
Type Deflection Pulley/Guide Pulley, timing belt

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Febi 07078 Timing Belt Guide Pulley
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Engine Code: AHU; Engine Code: 1Z
External Thread Size M14 x 1,5
Weight 0.094 kg
Placement on Vehicle frontal sided
Length 65 mm
Material Steel
Outer diameter 29 mm
Surface Phosphatized
Bolt Head/Nut Design Male Hex
Quality/ Grade 12.9
Function Pulley Bolt
Screw length below head 47 mm
Type Pulley Bolt
Thread Length 42.5 mm

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Febi 09590 Crankshaft Pulley Bolt
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Tensioners & Pulleys

What are tensioners and pulleys?

Tensioners and pulleys are mechanical components on the engine that route and maintain the tension of a belt or a chain. It is important that any device that is powered by a belt or a chain have the correct tension level to ensure that the belt or chain does not slip or skip a tooth or link. This function is provided by the belt or chain tensioner. Pulleys help to route belts around the parts that require drive. This routing helps to provides grip/friction for the belt to drive the required device efficiently. Alternator pulleys provide a freewheel clutch which is specific to the type of alternator. A crankshaft pulley provides the drive required for the chain or belt. There are different types of tensioners.

These are:

  • Hydraulic tensioner

  • Mechanical tensioner

  • Fixed tensioner


How do I choose the correct tensioner and pulleys?

There are different tensioners and pulleys required for your engine depending on the devices that require drive from the belt. Similarly there are different chain tensioners depending on the chain that is fitted to the vehicle. When making your choice to replace these parts it is best to obtain the part number directly from the item that you need to replace and compare it to parts that match that number.

If is not possible to get the part number here are some notes that may affect compatibility:

  • With or without hydraulic or electric power steering

  • With or without air conditioning

  • Vehicle manufacture date (this is not the date the vehicle was registered but the date it was made)

  • Engine number sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter

  • VIN (chassis number) sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter)


What brand of tensioner or pulley should I choose?

Brands such as INA (Schaeffler) and Bosch manufacture parts for the original car brands so these are regarded as premium brands. There are other aftermarket brands such as Blue Print, SKF, Febi and and Borg & Beck that offer long warranties which helps give confidence in their parts are also a sign of quality. Your budget will likely play a large part in which brand you choose.


How can I tell my tensioner or pulley needs replacing?

There are so many symptoms of a faulty, failing or damaged tensioner or pulley. If you are not sure we would always recommend that a qualified mechanic diagnose the problem. Here are some issues that might indicate a faulty tensioner or pulley:

  • Belt is loose causing it to slip or make a squealing sound

  • Belt tensioner is easily moved or bounces off the belt

  • Chain is loose / making a ticking or rattling sound

  • Crankshaft or camshaft sensor codes

  • Pulley does not spin freely or wobbles when in operation

  • Squeaking or rattling noise from the tensioner that gets quicker the faster the engine is revved


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