Subject	I just spray with pb, and pry with a 3 ft 3/8 extension
Posted by	musky on February 05, 2007 at 11:01 AM
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In Reply To	removing bushing from crankshaft posted by gt300zxtt on February 04, 2007 at 11:40 PM
Message	after you wobble around for a few with the long extension it will eventually pop out. This seems to be the safest way for me, but good luck if you want to try cutting and all that. good luck, Tom
Follow Ups	removing bushing from crankshaft - gt300zxtt 23:40:39 02/04/07 Yeah that thing is a bitch ain't it? - Broke_as_**** 23:52:04 02/04/07 fill the bushing with grease and find a socket the fit snug - natottz 18:14:37 02/05/07 After two hours of struggling with it... - Broke_as_**** 20:00:32 02/05/07 Buy a puller from HaborFreight.com, and modify it - zeeway 05:36:34 02/05/07 Forgot to tell you- it's in step 14 of the writeup. (n/m) - zeeway 05:38:33 02/05/07 perfect!!!! (n/m) - gt300zxtt 13:49:06 02/05/07 perfect!!!! (n/m) - gt300zxtt 19:35:59 02/05/07 You have to use a dremel and a tungsten carbide bit - 94BlackFairladyZ 06:20:04 02/05/07 I just spray with pb, and pry with a 3 ft 3/8 extension - musky 11:01:24 02/05/07 Screw all this other BS - TTFairladyZ 19:02:26 02/05/07 2nd or just one slot, Pretty much falls out. (n/m) - spddracer 23:57:20 02/05/07 That's how I did it on my 94TT several years ago. - Zirvana 11:13:32 02/07/07 autozone has a bushing puller, rent it, takes 2 secs w/ it (n/m) - Crim 07:26:29 02/06/07 if the grease method doesn't work... try chewing gum - apudapus 17:35:28 02/06/07
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