My beloved hondamarketplace,

Would any of you be kind enough to lend or sell me a CRANK PULLEY TOOL. I ran out of cash on my swap and i dont have enough to buy the crank pulley holder from kragen at $40 bucks. Yes, I'm broke..it's unfortunate.

Once again, I live in PASADENA if anyone's willing to stretch that gallon of gas to make the trip i'll be eternally grateful.

So basically I'm assuming all honda/acura crank pulley holders are the same size. I just need someone to swing buy while i torque the hell out of that crank pulley.

PRETTY PLEASE..I'd love to have to car on the ground by tomorrow of Sunday. Let me know. I'll be home around 7 tonight and home tomorrow. Let me know if u guys can lend a hand.

Here's what it is, maybe some of you have one sittin in the garage from a family member and u dont know what it's for...if u have this..this is the key to me completing a successful swap.
http://www.amazon.com/Powerbuilt-648.../dp/B0000TMLWQ

This is the final piece to my puzzle the motors in the car now. Thanks for the views.

Would u guys be kind enough to bump me while im on my shift at work since i won't be able to do it every 3 minutes.

D16Y8.

Thanks in advance to all who view and bump or just bump without reading. lol.

 

hey, i got you covered...i got that tool and i live near pasadena...i can swing by tonight..
pm me for my #

 

AHHH MAN, BY THE GRACES OF GOD YOU DELIVERED. I'll PM ya.

 

my dad just used out air impact gun and kept at it for a few min and it finnaly came off. ahahah

 

I use a hammer . but damn that special tool is way better .

 

i shoved a long flat screw driver into the hole where the clutch master cylinder goes. right where the flywheel teeth are. so it could stop the crank from moving. i unscrewed n screwed back on the crank pulley screw no problem

 

Dont you mean slave cylinder? ^^

 

^^^ yeah haha mybad thanks

 

ahahaha, come to think of it, thats how we did it the last time, we put a big flathead on the flywheel teeth, and used a hammer.

 

I use a tranny case bolt, and slide the head of the large screw inbetween the flywheel teeth, then slowly turn on the crank pulley until the bolt is wedged against the block then use a braker bar and 19mm socket and go to town.

 

I need that tool too! But I see all these helpful ideas! Lol