How to remove timeing cover
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Pro
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From: Rochester Hills Mich
How to remove timeing cover
Ok how do you get the thing that the pulley bolts too off the end of the crank? :smash: Does it take a speical puller? Also does anyone have any good ides to get tree stripped bolts out, so I can remove my flywheel. I need to get my crank out so I can send the block out. :mad
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St. Jude Donor '04
Re: How to remove timeing cover (95Purple)
Yes... you need a balancer puller. It basically looks like a 4 pronged thing, with a slot in each prong, and a large fine threaded bolt through the middle. (3 of the prongs make a triangle, and the 4th is between two of the triangle legs).
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From: Lake Wylie SC
Re: How to remove timeing cover (95Purple)
Hi Purp,
Do you have your engine out? If so, the hub that your damper/pulley bolts to is easily pulled with a good quality steering wheel puller.
Are you talking about the bolts holding your flywheel to the crank?
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Do you have your engine out? If so, the hub that your damper/pulley bolts to is easily pulled with a good quality steering wheel puller.
Also does anyone have any good ides to get tree stripped bolts out, so I can remove my flywheel. I need to get my crank out so I can send the block out. :mad
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From: Oak Harbor WA
Re: How to remove timeing cover (MarkLT1)
Yes... you need a balancer puller. It basically looks like a 4 pronged thing, with a slot in each prong, and a large fine threaded bolt through the middle. (3 of the prongs make a triangle, and the 4th is between two of the triangle legs).
-Mark
-Mark
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From: Rochester Hills Mich
Re: How to remove timeing cover (95Purple)
Yes the motor is out. I have the center bolt that goes into the crank out. Do I need a small puller that goes into the bolt hole? I dont care about the threads in the crank because Im putting in a new one.
