schlack

I have a 94 coupe need to change the timing belt and water pump but I can't get the pulley bolt off. I've tried a rattle gun, and I have blocked the fly wheel with a screw driver. But the damn thing still wont come off. please help!!

lsvinny

try a bracker bar with a big pipe on the end of it.

SpoonFedHatch

breaker bar with a cheater pipe

show that motherfocker who's boss

schlack

tried and broke the socket, then Home depot said that after two months they can't replace Husky tools because it's the manufactures problem and not theirs.

lsvinny

get a impack socket.
there black.

bryan305

isn't their warranty like craftsman? should be able to take it back w/o a reciept. If they're going to *** you over like that, buy another socket from them then return the broken one using that reciept.

schlack

Home Depot says that the lifetime warranty is all Husky and they can't replace after you have had the tool for over two months. I need to mail the tool to Husky and they'd send me the replacement. SCREW THAT I'm only buying Craftsman from now on.

intezn

air gun

Who Said

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i work at home depot and never seen a customer not get a tool replaced if its broken

crazy eyez killa

One word:

Craftsman

SLowCrx

Last weekend I was working on my brothers 92 LX civic . Trying to get that bolt off the pulley with a 1/2" drive Craftsman ratchet and socket using a handle from a hydraulic floor jack as a cheater bar.. The socket shattered and I hit my self in the mouth with the bar with alot of force.. I was pulling as hard as i could when the socket shattered . Luckily i just ended up with a busted up swollen lip and a bruised gum. So i dont really have to much faith in Craftsman tools anymore. Seems like all I do is brake them. They aren't made like they use to be but then again what is.

Evs-One

the ony reason a Craftsman tool will break is after long hard use, or it's abused. Using a "cheater" bar on the end of a standard socket, technically shouldn't be covered under the warranty, but Sears will still exchange it. For situations like those, where you use an impact gun or a long breaker bar, you need to use impact sockets

gumbii

one word.....

SNAP ON .....

FcUK It.

had the same problem, you'll never get it off w/ a breaker bar, you need an impact gun w/ a impact socket, if that doesn't work, you need a bigger air compressor, the only thing that'll work is the impact gun, its torqued over 300 ft-lb's

@irborne

you need this:
Harmonic Damper Pulley
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/au....html


another one:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/br....html

EKFerioHawaii

airborne...that is pretty shweet dude. Never seen them before. Heads up you guys.

What I did on my brothers DA crank pulley bolt:
-spray penetrating catalyst
-get ice cream
-eat for 10 mins
-breaker bar with 4 foot extension pipe
-belt type strap wrench
-showed that bolt whos the boss....and I aint talking about Tony Danza either~!

good luck.

Kamin

moroso crank pulley tool.

626ace

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Last weekend I was working on my brothers 92 LX civic . Trying to get that bolt off the pulley with a 1/2" drive Craftsman ratchet and socket using a handle from a hydraulic floor jack as a cheater bar.. The socket shattered and I hit my self in the mouth with the bar with alot of force.. I was pulling as hard as i could when the socket shattered . Luckily i just ended up with a busted up swollen lip and a bruised gum. So i dont really have to much faith in Craftsman tools anymore. Seems like all I do is brake them. They aren't made like they use to be but then again what is.
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You sould NEVER work toward yourself! Always push and not pull, but I'm sure you learned that lesson this time

sshaikh01

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by @irborne &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you need this:
Harmonic Damper Pulley
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/au....html


another one:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/br....html


very nice
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monicle

Of corse its easier that my engine isnt in the car but here was my solution.


even with that huge breaker bar i had to work on it a little.

IS3Fifty

well you need to keep the pulley from moving which it will. there is a special tool that you can use, but you dont need to. Get your breaker bar steady it so it wont move. Hit it with the impact, loosen tighten loosen tighten. You can try to heat it up too.

bryan305

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You sould NEVER work toward yourself! Always push and not pull, but I'm sure you learned that lesson this time </TD></TR></TABLE>


Umm....yeah...why would you be pulling on the bar? You're not going to get ANY force doin that...

1999all_motoR_teg

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SNAP ON .....</TD></TR></TABLE>


UMMM two words. LOL j/k

crazy eyez killa

You guys call those breaker bars big? LOL

The wrench for the wheels on my friend's Ferraris is like eight feet long and 4 inches thick!

The torque specs are somewhere around 1000 pounds....

976

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The torque specs are somewhere around 1000 pounds....

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Oh, so your mom helps torquing stuff down huh?