| Component Type | Fixed accessory-drive idler pulley | Guides and supports the serpentine belt while maintaining the intended belt-routing path. |
| Reference Part Number | 25191263 | Use the complete vehicle, engine, model year, and production information to confirm application compatibility. |
| Typical Pulley Profile | Smooth, non-grooved running surface | A smooth pulley is normally used on the back side of a serpentine belt. The belt-routing diagram should be checked before installation. |
| Approximate Outside Diameter | Approximately 76 mm | Outside diameter affects belt wrap, accessory speed, and the position of the belt within the drive system. Verify the supplied sample before production approval. |
| Approximate Pulley Width | Approximately 25 mm | Width must provide adequate belt support without interfering with adjacent brackets, pulleys, or the engine housing. |
| Bearing Arrangement | Integrated, permanently sealed ball bearing | A sealed bearing is designed to retain lubricant and protect the internal raceway from normal dust and moisture exposure. It is not intended for routine regreasing. |
| Common Bearing Construction | Steel inner ring, outer ring, balls, cage, seals, and factory lubricant | Low radial play, smooth rotation, and consistent seal installation are important quality-control requirements. |
| Pulley Material | Stamped or machined steel is commonly used for automotive accessory pulleys | The selected material should resist deformation, corrosion, and belt-induced vibration under engine-compartment conditions. |
| Mounting Design | Single-center-bolt mounting through the integrated bearing | Use the specified fastener, spacer arrangement, tightening procedure, and rotation direction required by the vehicle application. |
| Belt Compatibility | Automotive multi-rib serpentine belt systems | The belt must run centrally on the pulley. Edge tracking, fraying, glazing, or abnormal noise indicates possible misalignment or bearing wear. |
| Operating Environment | Engine accessory-drive compartment | The assembly must tolerate continuous vibration, rotating loads, temperature variation, dust, splash water, and occasional chemical exposure. |
| Primary Function | Belt guidance, routing control, and vibration reduction | The pulley helps maintain belt contact with driven accessories and reduces unsupported belt-span movement. |
| Typical Failure Symptoms | Whining, grinding, chirping, wobbling, rough rotation, or belt misalignment | Inspect the pulley with the belt removed. Replace the assembly if the bearing feels rough, loose, noisy, or contaminated. |
| Inspection Requirements | Check pulley runout, bearing play, surface damage, corrosion, seal condition, and free rotation | The pulley should rotate smoothly without binding, excessive radial movement, or visible damage to the running surface. |
| Installation Guidance | Install on a clean mounting surface and tighten the center fastener to the vehicle service specification | Do not apply grease to a sealed bearing or use impact tools unless the service procedure specifically permits it. |
| Quality-Control Checks for Suppliers | Dimensional inspection, bearing-noise testing, runout measurement, surface inspection, and sample endurance testing | Request inspection records, material information, packaging details, and application validation before approving a production batch. |
| Packaging Requirements | Individual protective packaging with anti-corrosion protection where required | Packaging should prevent bearing contamination, pulley deformation, moisture damage, and impact during storage and transportation. |
| Application Verification | Confirm by part number, vehicle data, pulley dimensions, mounting geometry, and belt-routing position | Part-number similarity alone is not sufficient because pulley diameter, width, offset, and bearing dimensions can vary between applications. |