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ANGRY Z 04-17-2012 08:25 PM

How do you remove the timing set crankshaft gear? And install it?
 
I am putting a new timing set on my new short block, but was wondering how the heck you are supposed to pull the timing set crankshaft gear off without damage? (pic is of my old block) And more importantly, how do I install the new one without damage to my new crank and new timing gear?

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/pict...ctureid=108962

ANGRY Z 04-17-2012 08:45 PM

OK. I have no idea how this posted in C5 tech. Moderators please move to C6 TECH.

ANGRY Z 04-17-2012 09:14 PM

This is a C6 Z06 LS7.

vettenuts 04-17-2012 09:35 PM

3 Attachment(s)
Likely same tools as used for LS1

Removal tools

Attachment 48186714

Removal

Attachment 48186715

Installation

Attachment 48186716

ANGRY Z 04-17-2012 10:14 PM

Nice. Where did you purchase these tools?

vettenuts 04-18-2012 05:29 AM

fleabay, they are the Kent-Moore factory tools.

ANGRY Z 04-18-2012 07:49 AM


Originally Posted by vettenuts (Post 1580585744)
fleabay, they are the Kent-Moore factory tools.

Sweet. Thanks!:cheers:

RonSSNova 04-18-2012 09:23 AM

I made one with a piece of 1/8" steel, a hole saw, and a drill and tap.
Doesn't look pretty like that, but worked fine. You can use your old part to tap on the new one.

Ron

printmanjackson 04-18-2012 10:27 AM


Originally Posted by RonSSNova (Post 1580586692)
I made one with a piece of 1/8" steel, a hole saw, and a drill and tap.
Doesn't look pretty like that, but worked fine. You can use your old part to tap on the new one.

Ron

tap? :ack:

ANGRY Z 04-18-2012 05:54 PM


Originally Posted by RonSSNova (Post 1580586692)
I made one with a piece of 1/8" steel, a hole saw, and a drill and tap.
Doesn't look pretty like that, but worked fine. You can use your old part to tap on the new one.

Ron

Bearings would not like being tapped. I'll stick with the the threaded press on method.

But I am having trouble finding these tools on ebay...

tony75A 04-18-2012 10:30 PM

I used a three jawed puller to remove. Then made my own installation tool out of threaded rod stock with a nut welded on the end. Then I use an old bearing race and nut to do the actual pressing into place.


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