Subject	got it opened!
Posted by	turbo1 on June 28, 2008 at 4:08 PM
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In Reply To	trying to remove the crank pulley bolt w/o an impact wrench posted by turbo1 on June 27, 2008 at 11:23 PM
Message	used a strap wrench on the pulley (first wrap it with the old belt) and then put a cheater bar on the breaker bar. With minimal effort it opened, but I did drench the bolt last night with liquid wrench and again this afternoon. Thanks for all the help, I'm I'll be back with questions, during the timing belt change.
Follow Ups	trying to remove the crank pulley bolt w/o an impact wrench - turbo1 23:23:12 06/27/08 You can use the strap wrench. Just be careful. (n/m) - Spddracer 23:42:18 06/27/08 Re: trying to remove the crank pulley bolt w/o an impact wre - eyagel (Houston) 23:58:04 06/27/08 If the strap wrench doesn't work, or you decide not to use - WoodmanZ 02:03:28 06/28/08 Re: If the strap wrench doesn't work, or you decide not to use - turbo1 02:49:37 06/28/08 not if the timing belt is installed - Dane (Houston) 03:35:27 06/28/08 You mean not if the timing belt is *not* installed (n/m) - WoodmanZ 23:04:39 06/28/08 I mean, If the timing belt is installed you can turn the - Dane (Houston) 00:43:22 06/29/08 woops, got confused there! Thats correct, as long as belt is - WoodmanZ 09:57:48 06/30/08 Thats is how i do them when my impact cant even do it - Dane (Houston) 03:32:08 06/28/08 Be safe: put a piece of plywood between the pulley and - zellamay 15:15:50 06/28/08 got it opened! - turbo1 16:08:10 06/28/08 Did you put the park brake on? Also, have someone - Audioquest 09:22:05 06/29/08
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