removing the pulley, it uses the two threaded holes on the pulley, picture rectngle bar and in the centre is a long threaded portion (pushes against where the bolt went) then connect a long bolt through the rectangle bar and into each hole on the pulley,
then turn the centre bolt and it pushes against the crack and pulls the pulley
hope thats too bad of a description
Current Rides: 1994 Hiace Custom
KTM 250sx
Previous Car: 1988 Toyota Levin 4agte
234kw atw and 12.5@183kmh
Sold to a muppit who wrecked it
Hmm
yes, but you wont damage anything like the pulley edges or such, especially where the timing mark is cause thats a right biatch from using screwdriver or such.
oh and it pulls it off squarly
Current Rides: 1994 Hiace Custom
KTM 250sx
Previous Car: 1988 Toyota Levin 4agte
234kw atw and 12.5@183kmh
Sold to a muppit who wrecked it
Hmm
spray the crank with some "rost off" rust penetrant or crc, something that will enable any form of surface rust penetrantation and slide it on and off (back and forward) with the pulley puller .
Should be of some help as i've done this to all my engines
1983 Trueno Ae86 ( project), 92 HSV Clubbie. 2000 Fielder wagon
Many previously owned projects: 94 Hilux 4WD, 92 VP SS commodore, AE85 notchback, Ae85 rolling shell, Ke35 sr coupe, EP82 turb starlet
thats for removing the pulley AFTER the bolt is removed, will investigate the harmonic thing tomorrow.
So you havent got the bolt off?? You honestley need a Rattle gun aye, The only other option apart from that is using Large polly grips to lock the crank and stop it turning by wedging them against the ground etc and using a long breakdown bar, make sure you use 6 point not 12 point sockets so you dont strip the bolt, do that and your in a whole lot of trouble
thats for removing the pulley AFTER the bolt is removed, will investigate the harmonic thing tomorrow.
So you havent got the bolt off?? You honestley need a Rattle gun aye, The only other option apart from that is using Large polly grips to lock the crank and stop it turning by wedging them against the ground etc and using a long breakdown bar, make sure you use 6 point not 12 point sockets so you dont strip the bolt, do that and your in a whole lot of trouble
yea i need to know how to remove that bloody bolt!