I have been getting as loud rattle from the supercharger of my c32. The clutch has been removed and the end cover. .Could anyone help me with the following question. Should the enclosure at the end with gear etc be filled with oil?? Mine was dry? Or does this area get oil from the engine? Would really appreciate any advice/assistance. ..Thankyou..David

How many miles do you have on your car?

I had to replace my bearings at 70000...and I believe quite a few others did as well. My sc sounded like a cement mixer prior to doing it.

hi ..my c32 has done 62000 miles and is certainly a very quick car but I hate all the looks at the intersections when I stop and the SC slows and then clatters real loud. I still dont know whether the front chamber should be full of oil or is fed from the engine oil tho ..Do you have any idea from your experiences?

hey pullejo did u replace just the bearings or the whole clutch part? if just the bearings where did u buy it bc mine gave out and it makes a noise so i want to buy a new one but the whole clutch is like 1300 dollars

code3performance.com

just the bearing

My bearing was starting to get loud as well, I just swapped out the pulley with a code3 unit. I suggest doing the same

thanks guys, to aho does the noise the that pulley makes sound louder or worse? because im not too sure what to think of the video i might just get the whole thing instead of just the bearing, what do you guys think is better.

you do NOT need to replace the whole thing. just the bearing.

and are you sure its coming from the s/c pulley and not a different pulley?

yeah im sure i took the bearing out and it was very noticeable that it was that bearing that was all messed up.

all you need is a new bearing and to get it pressed in.

Jturkel is right all you need is the bearing to quite the noise, but if your budget allows it the code3 pulley is a nice addition.

true.....some people have gone this route b/c they want the extra power anyway. good point!

Yeah im thinking about it their pretty cheap too as compared with the dealer where they are twice as much and dont deliver any extra whp, but i think ill just get the bearing this time around and maybe later ill start doing some mods. Do you guys have any suggestions as to what else makes a c32 feel faster or is a nice addition?

so you do want some power adding mods?

sure that would be nice. also do you guys know where to buy the navigation cd bc i bought the car without it

intake
options: LET, code3, SL55
exhaust
resonator delete (more for sound, EVERYONE loves this)
secondary cat delete
headers: options: Eurocharged, VRP
pulley
options: code3 s/c pulley, ASP or EVOsport or Renntech or Kleemann 178mm Crank Pulley, Eurocharged 181 or 185 mm Crank Pulley
tune
options: LET, VRP (powerchip)
cooling mods
heat exchanger: options: LET, Code3
I/C pump: CM30 Johnson
other supporting mods
if a 181 or 185 pulley-->colder plugs
race wires

Hi, can you please advice the location of the bearing and work involved? Thank you

I'm looking for this bearing too. I ordered a few back in like 2013 and just went through my last one. The work is very easy if you have some basic tools, but you will need a press. I bought a Harbor Freight $100 press.

The location of this bearing is inside the s/c pulley. I'm going to be doing this very soon, I will try and have less beers this time and remember to take pictures to post here. If you never hear from me again, it's because of beer.

Going by memory:

1. Take a picture of your belt.
2. Remove the belt from the S/C pulley (there is a pulley in the serpentine path that has a spring on it, you put a wrench on that to relieve the tension and pull the belt off the s/c)
3. You'll want the tool that looks like a needle-nose, but has the points to remove a snap ring (like this: https://i5.walmartimages.com/asr/a2f...230035bfc.jpeg)
4. You need to remove a screw that is on a rotating part, so you have to bind up the pulley
5. The s/c pulley and bearing can be pried off the s/c, but it's kind of a *****. Go slow.
6. You use the press to push out the old bearing.
7. Use the press to press in the new bearing
8. Put it all back together, you will know the belt path because you took a picture.

These are the broad strokes. There are some learn-as-you-go things like, you will need a press fitting (I use a big socket) that is the right size to be big enough to push on the bearing outer-race, but small enough to fit into the hole in the pulley. I last did this about 5 years ago, so proceed at your own risk