Broken tensioner

[bazinga56]

thinking of replacing this tensioner that went bad. let me tell you the noise was crazy! any suggestions where to get one any leads is appreciated

 

[GreysPhysiology]

Heyaaa! I can feel your frustration from here. Literal chills. Wanna ask how many miles you have on it? Then we go from there.

 

[asgardprince]

if you want OEM then definitely go to honda dealers except you wanna go for aftermarket options

 

[CatsAndDogs]

thinking of replacing this tensioner that went bad. let me tell you the noise was crazy! any suggestions where to get one any leads is appreciated

The dealership will help you, I got the same problem with other honda model, they fixed it right away

 

[badmaN]

thinking of replacing this tensioner that went bad. let me tell you the noise was crazy! any suggestions where to get one any leads is appreciated

Theres a bunch of options on where to get them, so it would just depend on you preference, you can go online or you can visit your local dealer and see some OEMs.. but before that have you already talked to your dealer? they might just help you with that.

 

[theshipper1]

Theres a bunch of options on where to get them, so it would just depend on you preference, you can go online or you can visit your local dealer and see some OEMs.. but before that have you already talked to your dealer? they might just help you with that.

not to be negative, but I doubt the dealer would be of any help lol just go directly to shopping.

 

[k1mono]

not to be negative, but I doubt the dealer would be of any help lol just go directly to shopping.

True that. Help will be available after a battle though lol not worth your time at all

 

[houseofheals]

not to be negative, but I doubt the dealer would be of any help lol just go directly to shopping.

Where's the lie? but where do you normally get parts, hopefully you're around LA

 

[Passport1]

not to be negative, but I doubt the dealer would be of any help lol just go directly to shopping.

why? I've gotten a couple of replacement parts from my local dealer. They weren't the cheapest, but they were oem, so nothing to complain about it

 

[NoTreadLeft]

thinking of replacing this tensioner that went bad. let me tell you the noise was crazy! any suggestions where to get one any leads is appreciated

I totally get you about the noise! When it comes to swapping out the tensioner on your Honda Passport, you might want to check out Advance Auto Parts. They've got the Litens Serpentine Belt Tensioner priced around $115. If you're leaning toward OEM parts, Honda Parts Now sells the timing belt tensioner for roughly $166. You can also find some aftermarket options on eBay, like the API drive belt tensioner for about $20. While OEM parts are usually a safe bet, aftermarket parts could help you save a bit of cash. Hope this helps