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    Default 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    I thought I would quickly list the differences betweent he 6mge and 5mge crank pullies!

    I'm in need of a 6mge crank pulley currently, so I went to the wreckers to see how close a MX73 5mge crank pulley would be...

    EPC:
    MS125 6MGE-Crank Pulley 13407-43020
    MX73 5MGE-Crank Pulley 13407-42020
    MS125 6MGE-Crank Pulley Bolt 90105-18003 (Same as 7MGTE and 7MGE)
    MX73 5MGE-Crank Pulley Bolt 90105-18002


    Notes:
    *Pulley ID (where the crank goes) on the 6mge is larger (~34mm vs ~32mm?)
    *The belt sections are the same (V, V, 7-Rib)
    *In relation to where the belts run if a 5mge pulley is mounted to a 6mge the pulley extends much further outward than a correct 6mge pulley, conversely if one tried to mount a 6mge pulley to a 5mge it would try and sit inside the cylinder for cyl 1 (too far in)
    *The crank pulley section that mounts on the crank is recessed deeper into the pulley on the 5mge, so that the length of pulley on the crank is roughly the same for 5mge and 6mge, just the offset if different

    My understanding is that the 7mge one has the same dimensions as 6mge, but different belts to 6mge (7mge is all ribbed belts)...

    Some pics stolen from the internet...

    6mge:


    5mge:


    Cheers
    Wilbo
    Last edited by wilbo666; 09-03-2011 at 07:39 PM.

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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    i recall one of the guys at the February club meeting saying the crank pulleys were different (varying snout sizes) across the M-series.
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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    Umm, Wilbo, why does your EPC say MX73 instead of MZ12 ?
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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    on a side note, 5mge and 5me pulleys are different too. the snouts are different lengths but the same sizes
    I have a Crown

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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    Quote Originally Posted by CrUZida
    Umm, Wilbo, why does your EPC say MX73 instead of MZ12 ?
    Urgh I meant to have MX73 as 5mge of course! (fixed now).

    My EPC doesn't show MZ12

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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    I could be wrong but arent there 2 different 5M-GE pulleys too? The early verison of the 5M-GE 82-84 or whatever had a different fan belt setup IIRC so perhaps had a different pulley too?

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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    Quote Originally Posted by HKS_TRD
    I could be wrong but arent there 2 different 5M-GE pulleys too? The early verison of the 5M-GE 82-84 or whatever had a different fan belt setup IIRC so perhaps had a different pulley too?
    correct, i even had to go back to my posts on the old forum, but early 5mge's had a twin v-belt setup and later 5mge's had a 5pk belt setup
    I have a Crown

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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    it wasnt a big end wilbo??
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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    Quote Originally Posted by Robbos_Toyotas
    it wasnt a big end wilbo??
    Hellz no.

    Btw if anyone wants to take pics of early / late 5mge pullies that would be cool

    Cheers
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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    fark me dead - whats wrong with the pulley?
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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    Sorry, this is the best picture i have of a 6MGE crank pulley


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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    5M/6M's are known for flogging out the keyway in the crank pulley which rattles around and sounds exactly like a munted big end bearing. This is exactly what happened to my old 6M shortly before I sold it.

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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    There is 2 different 5mge pulleys as described, v and ribbed/v.

    The rib belt is for P/s, alt and fan, outside v pulley is for A/c, the inside not sure but I only ran the ribbed belt.

    FYI to fit late 5mge into ms55 crown you need to turn the outside pulley off to clear the sway bar.
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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    Quote Originally Posted by clubagreenie
    The rib belt is for P/s, alt and fan, outside v pulley is for A/c, the inside not sure but I only ran the ribbed belt.
    Not from factory.
    From factory the p/s runs off the inside v pulley.
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    Default Re: 6MGE vs 5MGE crank pulley

    Heya mate,

    I've taken some pics for ya mate

    Frist photo is from a 5M-E MX73. I know you didn't ask for it...but I added it for interest, it looks very similar to the late model 5MGE I have.


    Second Pic and Third Pic is of a late model 5MGE. Not sure on the source, think it was mz11 or something...




    And lastly a pic of the pulley in a 5MGE (MA61). (Unfortunately its in the car so can't take a good photo of it...)




    Rudi

    Quote Originally Posted by wilbo666
    Hellz no.

    Btw if anyone wants to take pics of early / late 5mge pullies that would be cool

    Cheers
    Wilbo
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