Subject	Re: crank pulley removal-engine in car
Posted by	turbo1 on August 01, 2008 at 3:07 PM
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In Reply To	crank pulley removal-engine in car posted by LADY_Z on July 31, 2008 at 09:50 PM
Message	what I did was wrapped a chain wrench around the crank pulley (use one of the old belts to protect the surface of the pulley and wrap the chain around the old belt), I placed the chain wrench against something sturdy (I think it might have been something to do with the power steering). Then put a cheater bar over a breaker bar (about a 4 foot cheater bar), with no effort whatsoever the bolt broke loose. I did however spray it with liquid wrench and let it sit for an hour. I didn't have anybody else with me and I didn't want ruin anything by using the "bump" method.
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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