Subject	Interesting idea for the crank sprocket tool -- only issue
Posted by	jzack on March 07, 2006 at 9:50 PM
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In Reply To	Seeing the "Weekend at Bernie's" post from earlier today, I posted by Dave N on March 07, 2006 at 08:36 PM
Message	for a subborn sprocket might be that the puller (gripper) bolts don't grab enough? Might need to drill some kind of shallow grip hole (craters) in the sides of the gear so the puller screws can grab better? FYI -- I used the steering wheel puller on mine (it was badly rusted to the crank) -- had to ratchet the damned thing pretty much all the way off. Tapping the screw holes actually went pretty fast -- but I did get a fair amount of metal shavings on everything.
Follow Ups	Seeing the "Weekend at Bernie's" post from earlier today, I - Dave N 20:36:37 03/07/06 if u weren't married dave..... - Rickytl (MA) 20:43:17 03/07/06 Ummmm....yeah. Let's pretend that you didn't say that, OK? - Dave N 20:48:22 03/07/06 NIB greddy profec type-S $250 shipped (n/m) - Rickytl (MA) 20:51:12 03/07/06 Pffft...a lot of good that's going to do. You don't have - Dave N 20:54:34 03/07/06 bahhh turbos will come on the clip... - Rickytl (MA) 20:59:33 03/07/06 Any more from that source? :) - CaliguyPurdue 02:58:31 03/08/06 sweeet. (n/m) - Halo Z 20:43:27 03/07/06 I hope that works for you but I dought it will unless - Spddracer 21:40:12 03/07/06 Interesting idea for the crank sprocket tool -- only issue - jzack 21:50:21 03/07/06 hey thats my sprocket! - drmx 22:12:56 03/07/06 Certainly easy enough to clean up after the fact. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 23:26:32 03/07/06 Nice idea. I'm more and more thankful mine didn't - TT XTZ 23:11:32 03/07/06 nice! - Spee 00:16:33 03/08/06 The problem as I see it, is that IF they do bite into the - YugoBernie (NoVA) 01:54:08 03/08/06 Replacing the sprocket is a given if using this tool. (n/m) - Dave N 08:08:04 03/08/06 Only thing you "might" have to do to make that really work - KaZ (VaBch) 07:35:42 03/08/06 These days if it doesn't slip off w. a basic screw driver - YugoBernie (NoVA) 08:13:05 03/08/06 ...and it was rusted in place if I'm not mistaken. (n/m) - 300zxquire 09:55:29 03/08/06 Yeah typical rusting @ the crankshaft & key. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:22:30 03/08/06
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