Crank Pulley Bolt
Originally posted by g2tegls
I must be a tard cause I didn't see a plate.
I must be a tard cause I didn't see a plate.
Thanks Littletimmy, I finally got it. I found the plate, took all the crap off around it, took it off and inserted an alan wrench between the teeth of the flywheel. Sure beats paying $60 for a special tool.
I tried using an air powered impact wrench but that didn't budge it. Finally, I used an 18" breaker bar with a 1/2" drive, with an adapter to fit my 3/8" drive 19 mm socket. Well, I broke two of those adapters so then I just bought a 1/2" drive 19 mm socket. I leg pressed the fvck out of it and the damn bolt finally gave up and broke loose. I was about to give up and put all the sh1t back together and bring it to a shop. That woulda been teh :ghey:.
:yay:
I tried using an air powered impact wrench but that didn't budge it. Finally, I used an 18" breaker bar with a 1/2" drive, with an adapter to fit my 3/8" drive 19 mm socket. Well, I broke two of those adapters so then I just bought a 1/2" drive 19 mm socket. I leg pressed the fvck out of it and the damn bolt finally gave up and broke loose. I was about to give up and put all the sh1t back together and bring it to a shop. That woulda been teh :ghey:.
:yay:
Originally posted by lttletimmy
I've done this quite a few times, i find the easiest way is to jack the car up, take off the plates covering the flywheen on the tranny, then take a big screwdriver and stick it in the teeth on the flywheel and brace it. makes it pretty easy and i've never broken a tooth or anything
I've done this quite a few times, i find the easiest way is to jack the car up, take off the plates covering the flywheen on the tranny, then take a big screwdriver and stick it in the teeth on the flywheel and brace it. makes it pretty easy and i've never broken a tooth or anything
why don't you guys just go out and buy the moroso tool for removing the crank bolt.
Originally posted by g2tegls
Thanks Littletimmy, I finally got it. I found the plate, took all the crap off around it, took it off and inserted an alan wrench between the teeth of the flywheel. Sure beats paying $60 for a special tool.
I tried using an air powered impact wrench but that didn't budge it. Finally, I used an 18" breaker bar with a 1/2" drive, with an adapter to fit my 3/8" drive 19 mm socket. Well, I broke two of those adapters so then I just bought a 1/2" drive 19 mm socket. I leg pressed the fvck out of it and the damn bolt finally gave up and broke loose. I was about to give up and put all the sh1t back together and bring it to a shop. That woulda been teh :ghey:.
:yay:
Thanks Littletimmy, I finally got it. I found the plate, took all the crap off around it, took it off and inserted an alan wrench between the teeth of the flywheel. Sure beats paying $60 for a special tool.
I tried using an air powered impact wrench but that didn't budge it. Finally, I used an 18" breaker bar with a 1/2" drive, with an adapter to fit my 3/8" drive 19 mm socket. Well, I broke two of those adapters so then I just bought a 1/2" drive 19 mm socket. I leg pressed the fvck out of it and the damn bolt finally gave up and broke loose. I was about to give up and put all the sh1t back together and bring it to a shop. That woulda been teh :ghey:.
:yay:
www.summitracing.com i think has them. No store I went to has them.
I didn't buy one cause I don't wanna pay $70 for a tool I'm gonna use once and I don't really wanna wait days or weeks for it to come since I already have everything apart.
I didn't buy one cause I don't wanna pay $70 for a tool I'm gonna use once and I don't really wanna wait days or weeks for it to come since I already have everything apart.
Just wondering, would this work if all the belts are off?
Originally posted by lttletimmy
I've done this quite a few times, i find the easiest way is to jack the car up, take off the plates covering the flywheen on the tranny, then take a big screwdriver and stick it in the teeth on the flywheel and brace it. makes it pretty easy and i've never broken a tooth or anything
I've done this quite a few times, i find the easiest way is to jack the car up, take off the plates covering the flywheen on the tranny, then take a big screwdriver and stick it in the teeth on the flywheel and brace it. makes it pretty easy and i've never broken a tooth or anything
Originally posted by tilt
Just wondering, would this work if all the belts are off?
Just wondering, would this work if all the belts are off?


