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850_Van
PostPosted: Tue Apr 14, 2020 10:09 pm 
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Hi all,
Wondering if anyone can clarify.
I have two harmonic balancers, one from an 850 and the other from a 998 A+ (998 is replacing the 850)
With the dual belt (which ive never come across before) will I run i to clearance issues with the radiator mounts if going into a standard 850?
Or, just bolt on the old 850 balancer and be done with it?


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Mick
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The dual pulley was for a pollution air pump on a Clubman. Just use the single and avoid the problem entirely if you like.

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There is only one solution here, use the dual pulley to drive a supercharger.

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850_Van
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hpal wrote:
There is only one solution here, use the dual pulley to drive a supercharger.


I wish!
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They aren't Harmonic Balancers they are just engine pulleys.

I believe that a duel water pump pulley was used for the air pump on Leyland Minis (Clubmans) not the engine pulley.

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850_Van
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Thanks for the replies everyone. Standard 850 pulley it is.
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850_Van wrote:
Thanks for the replies everyone. Standard 850 pulley it is.


Check for cracks around the rivets.
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Morris 1100 wrote:
850_Van wrote:
Thanks for the replies everyone. Standard 850 pulley it is.


Check for cracks around the rivets.

Clubby and late Moke 998s had a cast iron pulley not sheet metal. Stronger.

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850_Van
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drmini in aust wrote:
Morris 1100 wrote:
850_Van wrote:
Thanks for the replies everyone. Standard 850 pulley it is.


Check for cracks around the rivets.

Clubby and late Moke 998s had a cast iron pulley not sheet metal. Stronger.


Looks to be ok and usable.
If anyone has a later cast one that will fit without issues, feel free to get in contact with me.
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