Sorry if this is a dumb question but.........

How do you remove the bolts from the flywheel?

Do i need to use some sort of wrench on the crank to keep it from moving?

If anyone has an easy wya of doing it, I'd love to hear it!

thnx,
--reid

 

air gun.

 

air gun is the easyest and fastest.
You can also use a large flat head screw driver and wedge it between the teeth on the flywheel and the engine block.
You will need help with this method.

George

 

The easiest way without using any air tools is as follows:

Use a half in drive(prefered) rachet with a 19mm b series 17 for d series.
Install the rachet on the pulley bolt with the handle of the rachet resting on the chassis(to prevent the crank from spinning.
Then, remove the flywheel bolts.

 

Cool, thnx guys.
I used the method accord king suggested, as i have no access to an impact gun or air tools.

The only diff is that the engine is out so i used the ground to hold the breaker bar in place while I broke the bolts off.

thnx again!

--reid

 

there is a tool that looks like pliers,it goes atach to the theths iin the flywheel,thats how i did it,cost no more than 10.00 dollars
sorry about my spelling