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DMGRS 7th January 2020 21:47

KV6 Crankshaft Pulley LHG000070 - the saga of ridiculous pricing seems to be over!
 
Hello all,
First of all, I appreciate this has taken longer than we'd anticipated originally - however a couple of years ago I did vow to try and bring the price of these down to a reasonable level in this thread:
https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...ad.php?t=79723

We've finally had a breakthrough with one of our suppliers - we've got the price down from the £300+ it hit a few years back down to a remarkable £44.99.

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/02...0070_large.jpg

These are parts direct from the OE supplier to SAIC MG, so are the real deal - and finally at a price that's a lot more palatable to most owners.

Sorry for the thread creation, but I know it's been a part which has been asked for countless times due to the rather silly previous pricing. :)

More info and ordering: https://www.dmgrs.co.uk/products/kv6...45-75-mg-zs-zt

BoroRover 8th January 2020 07:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by DMGRS (Post 2785359)
Hello all,
First of all, I appreciate this has taken longer than we'd anticipated originally - however a couple of years ago I did vow to try and bring the price of these down to a reasonable level in this thread:
https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...ad.php?t=79723

We've finally had a breakthrough with one of our suppliers - we've got the price down from the £300+ it hit a few years back down to a remarkable £44.99.

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/02...0070_large.jpg

These are parts direct from the OE supplier to SAIC MG, so are the real deal - and finally at a price that's a lot more palatable to most owners.

Sorry for the thread creation, but I know it's been a part which has been asked for countless times due to the rather silly previous pricing. :)

More info and ordering: https://www.dmgrs.co.uk/products/kv6...45-75-mg-zs-zt

I have a diesel myself, but I'm happy to see prices for parts reduced for our owners of cars with that engine. About time too.

vacuman 8th January 2020 17:17

Dumb question perhaps but why do these need replacing? Do the originals wear out or split? Never had to consider mine and, with just 66k on the clock, hope I never will.

DMGRS 8th January 2020 20:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by vacuman (Post 2785470)
Dumb question perhaps but why do these need replacing? Do the originals wear out or split? Never had to consider mine and, with just 66k on the clock, hope I never will.

It seems to only be high mileage examples, so you should be fine.
Mainly breakdown of the rubber damper in the middle of the pulley :)

COLVERT 8th January 2020 21:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by vacuman (Post 2785470)
Dumb question perhaps but why do these need replacing? Do the originals wear out or split? Never had to consider mine and, with just 66k on the clock, hope I never will.

Just keep the revs down a bit to make the rubber last a bit longer.---:D

DMGRS 30th January 2020 11:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by COLVERT (Post 2785557)
Just keep the revs down a bit to make the rubber last a bit longer.---:D

That's another way... :D

These seem to be flying off the shelves, 13 left in stock but more due in May / June.

genpk 1st February 2020 03:17

got mine , good price and DMGR sent it to me in australia at reasonable freight
and within a week!!
pretty good in my books.
One of my other 75s is starting to make slight noises which i suspect is again a crank pulley as its done 220,000km so im glad your getting more.

Teflon 1st February 2020 10:35

Just out of curiosity - what are the symptoms of a worn crank pulley?

Cliff

DMGRS 7th February 2020 14:17

With these, it seems to be the central rubber part breaking down leading to the outer part of the pulley running out-of-true - but failure is luckily pretty rare. :)


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