Engine Drive Belt Tensioner Pulley 92082702 for Holden Commodore V6 VS VT VX VY 3.8L a tensioner pulley is a device that can be used to tighten the belt in any system of belts and pulleys. These systems typically consist of a number of wheels known as pulleys and a belt that is wound around them. In order for the belt to fit around the pulleys, some part of the system typically needs to be adjustable.

 

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: 1x Engine Drive Belt Tensioner Pulley fits Holden Commodore 92082702