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DougH
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6G72: Crank Pulley Removal.
      11/15/02 04:20 PM

I am pretty much done with the tear down of the engine. I have the heads off.... everything off... the only thing left is the crank bolt.

I decided to cut the timing belt off rather than wait to get the pulley off.

There were two recomended methods.

Fasteddy recomended using a breaker bar and a cheater pipe wedged against the frame, and then using the starter to break the bolt loose. Is this recomended. The LAST thing I want to do it to break the crank bolt in the crank shaft. I dont know if I can get the starter to work with everything off the block anyway. I guess I would have to put a ground strap on it some where.

The other way is to make the home made spanner, there were pictures. And then using a breaker bar and a cheater pipe.

This may sound kinda dumb, but is it threaded the same way as a normal bolt. Not sure how that work, if they would use a different hand thread being that it was on the tank.

I am going to see if the machine shop I work at over spring break can make a cool tool for me, but I wondered what would be the best method.

I am going to have to make a tool either way, so I can torque it back when I am done. I know I can get something to lock the flywheel... but the last thing I want to do right now is remove the starter to jam it up.

Thanks,

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* 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. DougH 11/15/02 04:20 PM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. Geophie   11/15/02 05:03 PM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. Hambone   11/15/02 07:27 PM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. MarkG   11/15/02 08:48 PM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. cragdweller   11/15/02 08:57 PM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. Anonymous   11/15/02 09:14 PM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. Alex Kogan   11/15/02 10:06 PM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. DougH   11/16/02 08:43 AM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. Anonymous   11/16/02 11:49 AM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. Geophie   11/17/02 12:24 AM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. Mitsuzu   11/16/02 02:08 PM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. DougH   11/16/02 06:15 PM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. john29302   06/22/12 01:42 PM
. * * Re: 6G72: Crank Pulley Removal. MontyMcV   06/22/12 02:22 PM

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