Subject	Put a piece of plywood between the pulley and the
Posted by	zellamay on August 01, 2008 at 1:06 AM
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In Reply To	Try this... posted by WoodmanZ on July 31, 2008 at 10:06 PM
Message	radiator, to protect it in case the socket comes off, and one bump will do it, unless it breaks the socket or the bar. If you have to bump it again, first figure out why, then reset everything before doing it again. The last thing you want is that bar hitting something. (This topic just came up a month or two ago, shouldn't it go into FAQ ?)
Follow Ups	crank pulley removal-engine in car - LADY_Z 21:50:42 07/31/08 put it in 5th gear (n/m) - aliaZ 21:52:37 07/31/08 Try this... - WoodmanZ 22:06:36 07/31/08 thanks - LADY_Z 22:29:24 07/31/08 You'll also need a good pulley puller to get the pulley - WoodmanZ 12:49:16 08/01/08 2nd - but use caution when doing this and stay safe... (n/m) - jzack 23:55:25 07/31/08 Put a piece of plywood between the pulley and the - zellamay 01:06:55 08/01/08 The e-brake won't stop it. Have someone sit in the car - Audioquest 11:11:37 08/01/08 if it is in 5th gear the e-brake will hold fine - aliaZ 14:59:35 08/01/08 Re: crank pulley removal-engine in car - turbo1 15:07:59 08/01/08 5th gear and utilize a breaker bar. Always works for me. (n/m) - Milo (SATX) 15:37:44 08/01/08 Re: crank pulley removal-engine in car - LADY_Z 18:29:29 08/03/08
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