sailorflavor

If you read earlier in the post I wrote that it is a ferrous metal...I.E the magnet is attracted to it...which means that it MIGHT be a bearing I'm not sure the type of material they used for the bearings in the procharger but I know that at work I use aluminum bearings and also some ferrous bearings for the Diesel so...I'm as stumped as all of you...now if the weather would get better or I could find a garage that I can use I would be set! lol.

MU71L4710N

i will have to agree. i've not rebuilt a supercharger yet, but i have seen several people with zero prior knowledge rebuild their blowers successfully, and one guy even did a detailed how-to of his first rebuild which he posted here.

i'm sure any competent person can perform the rebuild so long as they have good instructions and the proper tools.

Scoutn757

I didn't read the entire thread so I do not know if this has been asked. What type of filter are you running on your car? I have seen pieces like that come the the innerside of the filter

GEARHEAD94

Maybe a piece of a VTEC you got stuck behind on the highway.

sailorflavor

Haha there are so many of those **** around here I wouldn't be surprised. And to answer the other question I was asked I have a K&N Rechargeable.

MineralGrey

wow! lol thats interesting. It almsot looks like a piston ring to me :? good luck with the rebuild

sailorflavor

Yea too bad I'm at a stand still until I get back from Norfolk, Virginia. Got to go to Electrolitic Oxygen Generator school. :/

Sxynerd

Hmm, I found a 1/4 ratchet with a 5" extension and a 7/16" socket once. That made me happy.

Scoutn757

How long are you here for? I am in Suffolk

sailorflavor

For two weeks. Its going to be gay...are there going to be any shows in the area? OH and I spelled electrolytic wrong earlier on in the post so thanks for letting me know Cliffy! Lol.