Question on Crank shaft bolt
08-13-2013, 05:13 PM
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Re: Question on Crank shaft bolt
That or chalk or flywheel With a large flathead screwdriver if those tools aren't available to you. No my first choice but it works
08-13-2013, 05:34 PM
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Re: Question on Crank shaft bolt
I know O'reilly Auto Parts rents out the crankshaft pulley holder tool. Definitely a must if you do not have access to air tools.
08-13-2013, 05:54 PM
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Re: Question on Crank shaft bolt
its about 25$ for the holder, 60$ for huge *** breaker bar all in just over 80$ a lot cheaper then a shop would charge and you learn from the experience of it.
08-13-2013, 06:40 PM
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Re: Question on Crank shaft bolt
Took two 2x2" boards against crank/block on #1 and #4 journals with a 6 foot cheater to get mine to break.
Trying to hold flywheel teeth is a good way to bust some knuckles first class - but it can work.
Oh and it is CCW - lefty loosey.
Trying to hold flywheel teeth is a good way to bust some knuckles first class - but it can work.
Oh and it is CCW - lefty loosey.
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Re: Question on Crank shaft bolt
$60 for a breaker bar? You can get a Craftsman 1/2" breaker for like, $12, then slap as much lead pipe from your local hardware store as you can afford on the end of it. I have a 6 foot breaker bar for emergencies, sucker only cost me like, $20.
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