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Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Sep 19, '08 From Michigan Currently Offline Reputation: 4 (75%) ![]() |
I can't loosen the bolt on the front of the crank. It's on real tight.
I tried an air impact rated at 600 ft-lbs. No go. Not real confident it actually puts out that much torque, but still... Also made a tool similar to the factory tool to hold the pulley. Long plate with 2 bolts through it into the threaded holes on the pulley. Torqued plate hard against pulley. Used cheater bar to turn crank bolt. No go, bent the 2 bolts. I estimate I put about 250-300 ft-lbs on it. Has anybody run across this problem before and found a solution? This post has been edited by dgbldr: Apr 24, 2009 - 6:47 PM |
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if torque and lubrication methods don't work, use heat. no bolt has ever been too tight for all 3 combined!
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if torque and lubrication methods don't work, use heat. no bolt has ever been too tight for all 3 combined! ![]() X2 -------------------- Lift Addict!! ^_^
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