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Re: getting crank pulley off
probably the most talked about topic in the Hybrid section
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Re: getting crank pulley off
Originally Posted by dhn
any other methods besides an impact wrench? i have a d15b8 and im doing a mini me...the crank pulley will not come off. the crank pulley doesnt have the hexagonal shape so the typical honda crank pulley tools wont work. ive strapped a chain/strap wrench and no luck..any other methods? any helps is appreciated
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Re: getting crank pulley off
Originally Posted by Ravage70
probably the most talked about topic in the Hybrid section
no kidding. It is a pain without super duper air tools |
Re: getting crank pulley off
Originally Posted by 78NOVA
rope method works.
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Re: getting crank pulley off
I use the following:
Crank stopper from Matco http://www.matcotools.com/ProductImages/cs7876_app.jpg Crank pulley holder http://www.matcotools.com/ProductImages/MST6010A.jpg |
Re: getting crank pulley off
[quote=joebowlr21 ]
I use the following: Crank stopper from Matco http://www.matcotools.com/ProductImages/cs7876_app.jpg that looks bad, i wouldnt want a metal bolt pushing on the top of my piston. |
Re: getting crank pulley off
Jesus christ, driving down the road today I heard a loud bang, and then the battery light poped on, I shut the engine off and parked the car. Looked back in the road and my godamn crank pulley was laying in the middle of the road, the bolt was a few feet away. Must not have torqued it enough last time son of a bitch that pissed me off.
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Re: getting crank pulley off
You must not have reached the propper impact wrench torque. It was supposed to be 4 ratts and 6 tats
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