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Old 05-28-2018, 06:10 PM
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i am having a very hard time getting my crank shaft pulley bolt off I have a breaker bar and a 2 foot pipe and it still won’t come off should I try heat next?
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Do not have a larger impact then what I have tried
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Do not have a larger impact then what I have tried
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You can heat the bolt up and hope the heat transfer good into the crank. Don't go crazy round the pulley because you'll melt the front cover oil seal.
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You can heat the bolt up and hope the heat transfer good into the crank. Don't go crazy round the pulley because you'll melt the front cover oil seal.
Any better ideas then heating it up?
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A longer pipe or a stronger impact is about all I got for ya.
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A longer pipe or a stronger impact is about all I got for ya.
suppose I could buy a air impact
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Just buy a cheap torch from Lowes or Home Depot. Used a torch and impact to remove mine. Then used an Autozone free rental (Chrysler type) balancer tool.


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I got a Snap On MG725 about 7 years ago off eBay for $100. Check eBay and Craigslist for used tools. Also, your fittings may be restricting airflow. Check out Milton high flow fittings. Night and day difference.
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