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Hey guys Help please... I can't get the crank bolt of my balancer so I can install my underdrive. I've tried both of my impact guns up to 700 ft lbs of working torque. The crank spins counterclockwise so I tried turning the bolt clockwise, It won't budge. HELP!!
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wrong forum...
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there's a kit u need to pull it....like on all cars
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I need to get the bolt out first, right? Well it won't budge
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yo need a tool that hold the crank pullt still wgile you hit it with the impact.
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yea u need that and by the way, wrong forum
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impact will work fine but if you had one you probably wouldnt be asking how to remove it. gotta find some way to put pressure against it to stop it from moving. i dont have any suggestions because i have access to air tools like the cool people hah
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I tried my 3/4" drive max torque of 850 ft lbs. that didn;'t do a thing. Sorry for the wrong forum. I was just looking for some helpful hints but all i found were some smartasses. Thanks neway
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if you're using 850 ft lbs on it and your trying to keep the pulley from turning... when you figure out how to keep it from turning... good luck on replacing your crank shaft.
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Here is how i did it.
Take your starter off, and put a pry bar on the fly wheel so it cant move.
Get a breaker bar with the 19mm socket and a long *** pipe that can go on the end of the breaker bar. Tug with all your might, my freind acutally put the bar on his shoulder and just stood up and it broke free.
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Originally Posted by joshb_
Here is how i did it.
Take your starter off, and put a pry bar on the fly wheel so it cant move.
Get a breaker bar with the 19mm socket and a long *** pipe that can go on the end of the breaker bar. Tug with all your might, my freind acutally put the bar on his shoulder and just stood up and it broke free.
first of all... The fly wheel isn't on that side of the engine, its not even visible.... Second, there is much easier ways to do it then removing ****. I think you got things confused.... Are you thinking he's removing the flywheel? Or the crank pulley? Because the are two different things.
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your retarded.........the crank is connected to the fly wheel and the crank pulley. how bout you learn about a engine before you try to bust on me. If the crank wasent connected to the fly wheel then how the hell would the starter start the car buddy?
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Originally Posted by joshb_
your retarded.........the crank is connected to the fly wheel and the crank pulley. how bout you learn about a engine before you try to bust on me. If the crank wasent connected to the fly wheel then how the hell would the starter start the car buddy?
um... I have no comment.
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cause you realized you were wrong? just reserch **** before you talk about it
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anyway, there is a special crank pulley removal tool. Just search online it's around $50 and keeps the crank from turning.
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