13073AA200 Subaru IDLER COMPL-BELT, Price: 29.03$, Weight: 0.2kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Subaru

13073AA200

IDLER COMPL-BELT

15

0.2

 Dispatch 24h

29.03$

 

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Subaru
13073AA200 
IDLER COMPL-BELT
21
0.23
2-3
24.19$
 

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Subaru
13073AA142 
IDLER CP-BELT
47
0.345
 Dispatch 24h
34.60$
 
Subaru
13073AA142 
IDLER CP-BELT
47
0.345
2-3
28.83$
 
Subaru
13073AA081 
IDLER CP-BELT
0
0.506
-
38.02$
Not Available
Subaru
13073AA180 
IDLER CP-BELT
0
0.345
-
32.37$
Not Available
Subaru
13073AA082 
IDLER CP-BELT
0
0.483
-
32.37$
Not Available
NSK
JPU31001B1 
IDLER NO1
0
0.127
4-5
16.17$
Not Available
GMB
GT60270M 
TENSIONER BEARING GMB
0
0.15
4-5
11.21$
Not Available
GMB
GT60270 
TENSIONER
0
0.133
4-5
10.43$
Not Available
NTN
NEP31001B10G1 
IDLER NO1 JPU31-001B-1
0
0.23
4-5
9.83$
Not Available

Compatibility

BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToSuspensionDiagram
ワゴン2.0L EMPI DOHC οΎ€ο½°οΎŽοΎžCROSS SPORTS (Cο½ΆοΎ—2.0T)Japan11.200411.2007οΎ‰ο½°οΎοΎ™ο½»ο½½οΎοΎŸοΎο½ΌοΎ–οΎ View
BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToSuspensionDiagram
WAGON2000CC EMPI DOHC TURBOWRXUSA03.200105.2005NORMAL SUSPENSION View
BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToSuspensionDiagram
ワゴン2.0L EMPI DOHC οΎ€ο½°οΎŽοΎžGTJapan01.200204.2003οΎ‰ο½°οΎοΎ™ο½»ο½½οΎοΎŸοΎο½ΌοΎ–οΎ View

Timing Belt Idler Pulley Assembly for Subaru Engines

This guide roller is a critical piece of the timing drive. Its job is to guide the belt on the correct path, keep tracking straight, and reduce vibration. With a true-running idler, the belt stays quiet and the cam/crank timing remains precise, which protects power, fuel economy, and emissions.

How it works ⏱️

A sealed high-speed bearing lets the pulley spin freely on its bolt. The hard outer race supports the belt’s smooth face while the bearing’s grease and seals handle heat and RPM. Correct offset and width maintain belt alignment against the tensioner and other rollers.

Why you need it

Any play or roughness in the idler makes the belt wander. That can cause edge wear, noise, and timing drift. Replacing the idler during a timing belt service restores stability and extends belt life.

What happens if it fails ⚠️

  • Chirp/whine from the front of engine
  • Belt fraying or shiny glazed edges
  • Pulley wobble or seized bearing
  • Skipped teeth, no-start, or bent valves on interference engines

Tech tips

Always replace with the timing belt. Clean the mounting boss, apply proper torque, and spin-check for smoothness. Do not use the idler to add tension; the tensioner sets belt load.

Compatibility

  • Impreza
  • Legacy
  • Forester