I need to know where i can get a crank pully tool like the one in this pic???

 

autozone, strauss, oreillys, pick an auto parts place.

 

just use a air compressor gun works better

 

Went to auto zone and advance and neither place didn't have that tool. I got to check pep boys, sears tomorrow..
Dont have a compressor..... Only hand tools for the win

 

ebay have them or u get it off any tool truck snap_on or matco it cost like $60

 

make your own holder. involves a $10 home depot purchase and an 18" pipewrench.

find the aisle with gas pipe fittings. get a reducer bushing. 1 1/2x1 works. The bushing is hex shaped and fits the pulley nicely. Can't have the bushing falling inside the pulley so select a 1" nipple to use as a spacer. make sure the socket your using fits through the nipple. get a 1 1/2" coupling for the other side of the reducer bushing. assemble the three pieces and attach the pipewrench to the setup. use vise grips to tighten the pipewrench to the coupling. start loosening the crankpulley bolt. pipewrench prevents crank from spinning, once the fittings tighten up all your effort goes to that bolt on the crankpulley.

costs $10 and works for me.

 

just got my crank pulley tool from amazon within 3 days during xmas week!(free shipping at no cost option fyi)
1st time using it today
and it was amazing!!!! it just felt so good to crack that ******bolt out!

 

oh price yeah! got it for 25 dlls and free shipping, and the one u have in that picture is made by powerbuild(the one i got)



http://www.amazon.com/Powerbuilt-648...sr=8-1-catcorr

 

think i saw it at harbor freight tools b4.. kreggen also i believe.

 

eda6 i would like some pics cuz i can go to home depot and do the same.
Just want to make sure i get them same parts

 

Do not ever use an impact gun on your crank pulley unless you want to risk damaging your crank or your bearings.

I picked mine up at Napa for $50. Then I realized that amazon had them for half that price. I checked harbor freight, they didn't carry it. The Honda dealership wants $60 for it.

 

here you go.

1" nipple not pictured. get a handful of different lengths to avoid multiple trips to the store. i forgot which one i used.



1 1/2x 1" reducer on left side (used for oem b series pulley, nipple not pictured)
1 1/2x 1 1/4" reducer on right side (used for ctr single belt pulley, no nipple required)


notice mtr is out of car. i've used this tool with the mtr installed as well.


setup installed, ready to use.

 

Thanks everyone for your help on his issue I had.
Timing belt,tensioner,and water pump getting replaced now.
Once again, Thanks to everyone for there imput