Well it isn't good when you can spin the crank pulley bolt
#11
yess. Lots of guys have had lose crank bolts and been okay. Besides the havoc they played on the pullies and accessories, but engine wise, you are more than likely okay. "More than likely". Pin it and fix the pullies, and get back on the road. If something is fubar'ed...you'll find out.
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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
I would love to but I have to replace the front main seal, so pooof for that Idea. I am going to have and go rent or by a puller tom, broke the puller tonite, only have the pulley 1/4 off
So I will get back to this tom and let ya in on the news.. Thanks for the support hahaha
BEER THIRTY NOW 
John
So I will get back to this tom and let ya in on the news.. Thanks for the support hahaha
BEER THIRTY NOW 
John
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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
Just went and picked me up a puller from sears, the lil one, says it rated for 5 tons, so gona give it a try. But think I am going to pick this one up for sure or something similar http://greatnecksaw.com/product_info...ampener-puller
Going to give it hell now fingers crossed
John
Going to give it hell now fingers crossed
John
#20
Just went and picked me up a puller from sears, the lil one, says it rated for 5 tons, so gona give it a try. But think I am going to pick this one up for sure or something similar http://greatnecksaw.com/product_info...ampener-puller
Going to give it hell now fingers crossed
John
Going to give it hell now fingers crossed
John
Pullers aren't the problem, the balancer install tool is................Had to make one.





