Yes Tensioner pulley replacement toyota tacoma fj 4runner 

Changing the entire Tensioner Assy. w/Pulley as a Kit is a lot of work since the AC Compressor mounts are part of the Tensioner Bracket, and the AC Compressor has to unmounted and suspended away from the bracket, as well as the AC Lines going to the Compressor have to be removed from their brackets for free movement, so as to access the 4 Bolts holding the Tensioner to the Engine, the Alternator needs to be removed as well for work space....kind of a Pain, but if you have the time and patience, no problem!!! This is about as easy as it gets, just replacing the Idler Pulley, the bolt is Reverse Threaded loosening Clockwise.... Great Video!!!

You are the best! Most important is left hand threads on the tensioner pulley bolt. You showed it clearly! Saved a TON of time and effort. Thanks!!!👍😀

Thanks. 1st clip I’ve seen where you actually show releasing the tension on the system. Reading the owners manual (different vehicle but similar set up) I thought it had to be released by the bolt being undone. It wasn’t coming undone & I was super frustrated. 30s After watching this I’ve got the serpentine belt off & I’m now able to remove my power steering pump. Thanks heaps. 👍👍👍

Turnoff that stinking music! Cannot hear you clearly.

What's the part number on the Ebay tensioner-pulley that you used? The pulley bolt loosen clockwise, reverse threads so the bolt tightens as the tension loosens. Not the other way around.

Thanks for posting!

Good video. Thx

Part Number : 0187-GRJ200 brand FEBEST V6 4.0 TOYOTA

Well you can save a lot of time and money with just the pulley, but if the tensioner spring is old and tired you'll end spending a lot of time and money.

Instructions were unclear. Started a dance party instead

What’s the part number for this

The part number for the actual tensioner idler Toyota # 16603-75010 but that was for my 2.7 Tacoma I think it may be the same for the V6

What part number did you buy?

Pulleys for Toyotas are diff the idler pulleys diameter are smaller or longer inside the ring Gates product is the smalledest spec will be specific for dealer

Did just replacing the pulley work out just fine? You havent had any issues since?

How did the fix hold up? I went ahead and ordered the same one to give it a try

Most mechanics use Rock Auto for ALL automotive parts. Excellent, almost amazing prices & several brand name choices and selections. They offer 4-5 major brands of rollers / pulleys for the FJ with manufacturer's description of the part. Belts, tensioners, all-in-one Kits too. Finally you can talk to an expert if you have issues. I am a home mechanic on my '07 FJ, a BMW M3 and a Porsche 944. Most often, Rock Auto has thee best selection and always the best pricing. Buyer pays low shipping cost. Returns of unused parts in original boxes are no problem.

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What is the Toyota Part Number for the Tensioner Idler Pulley?

It sounded like the tensioner wasn't moving smoothly. I'd do the whole thing and if it's sounding that rough.

What vehicle and year model is this?

I didn't hear it run...

So it's left hand thread

“hole” is spelled, “whole.” Why I don’t know.

You need a microphone

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The music is too loud. Can’t hear you. Reupload with out the music

NOT TRUE AT ROCK AUTO YOU CAN BUY BELT TENSIONER PULLEY SEPERATE

The video is good, but cut all the nonessential rambling is my constructive criticism