Subject	it would be easier to get off with the radiator out, so >>
Posted by	Justin W. (JRW160) on June 08, 2001 at 9:09 AM
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In Reply To	No, radiator can stay in... posted by aZinAZoo on June 08, 2001 at 08:24 AM
Message	you can fit a pulley puller in there because the crankshaft pulley will be really hard to get off.
Follow Ups	How much approximately would it be to install UD Pulleys... - Scott@Bur-Vegas(N.C.) 08:06:52 06/08/01 Radiator probably has to be removed to get the crank pulley> - Justin W. (JRW160) 08:14:07 06/08/01 No, radiator can stay in... - aZinAZoo 08:24:12 06/08/01 Appreciated. (n/m) - Scott@Bur-Vegas(N.C.) 08:28:01 06/08/01 it would be easier to get off with the radiator out, so >> - Justin W. (JRW160) 09:09:32 06/08/01 true dat. (n/m) - aZinAZoo 09:28:41 06/08/01 P.S. Damon, can I send more pics? (n/m) - Scott@Bur-Vegas(N.C.) 08:16:59 06/08/01 if you do timing belt - damaged(pittsburgh) 08:52:23 06/08/01 Cost me $180 a few weeks ago (n/m) - LUVNMY Z (CheeZeHead) 10:12:52 06/08/01 I was quoted $340 for UD from stillen, belts $ installation (n/m) - khSQinKC 11:09:28 06/08/01 price sounds like parts included? - fried rice? 11:16:44 06/08/01
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