crank pulley removal question
#1
crank pulley removal question
How do you take a crank pulley off of a manual motor? The engine is out of the car and I have no flywheel on the motor or available to put on the engine. Would a quick blip with an air gun take it off? Also does the bolt come loose like a normal bolt? Lefty Loosey? Please let me know if you have any insight. Thanks.
#6
the gun did not work. So I tired the breaker bar again, and broke my craftsman 1/2>>3/8 reducer. I do have an auto flywheel I can bolt back on, though I am not sure where I can wedge it, because when I was using the breaker bar I was filping the motor over. Anyother ideas would be great.
#7
Originally Posted by cardana24
the gun did not work. So I tired the breaker bar again, and broke my craftsman 1/2>>3/8 reducer. I do have an auto flywheel I can bolt back on, though I am not sure where I can wedge it, because when I was using the breaker bar I was filping the motor over. Anyother ideas would be great.
Hey man, if your trying to pull it off for me, dont bother with it. I think I may have found one locally and I dont want you ruining any more tools, plus spending your freetime on it.
Thankks for the effort though!
But if you do get it off, I beleive fanaticrockford is looking for one also.
#8
You just wedge the flywheel at the very bottom, works quite well, I just used a drill bit and wedged it in. Concerning the breaker bar, ya no way are you going to get it off with a 1/2 to 3/8ths, I tried and broke many of those and finally just got a 1/2 socket and it came off so easy it was a joke, i tried an airgun also, didn't happen...
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