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92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should be at top
dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This sounds pretty simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic and he insists that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the timing sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up correctly. I would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt wasn't installed at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact gun don't do the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next method I'll employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, which I can have my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof onto the two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do this, my questions are: a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely correctly without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? Thanks. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
jophus@gmail.com wrote:
> Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should be at top > dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This sounds pretty > simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic and he insists > that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the timing > sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up correctly. I > would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt wasn't installed > at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact gun don't do > the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next method I'll > employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, which I can have > my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof onto the > two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do this, my > questions are: > > a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely correctly > without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? > > b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? > > Thanks. > yes, buy and use the pulley holder tool like it says in the book. go to tegger.com and look for details. you may find you local dealer rents them out. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
jophus@gmail.com wrote:
> Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should be at top > dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This sounds pretty > simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic and he insists > that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the timing > sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up correctly. I > would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt wasn't installed > at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact gun don't do > the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next method I'll > employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, which I can have > my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof onto the > two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do this, my > questions are: > > a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely correctly > without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? > > b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? > > Thanks. > yes, buy and use the pulley holder tool like it says in the book. go to tegger.com and look for details. you may find you local dealer rents them out. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
jophus@gmail.com wrote:
> Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should be at top > dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This sounds pretty > simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic and he insists > that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the timing > sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up correctly. I > would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt wasn't installed > at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact gun don't do > the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next method I'll > employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, which I can have > my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof onto the > two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do this, my > questions are: > > a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely correctly > without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? > > b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? > > Thanks. > yes, buy and use the pulley holder tool like it says in the book. go to tegger.com and look for details. you may find you local dealer rents them out. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
Already been to the rental place....the 250lb. electric impact wrench
that tegger.com recommends didn't work for me. The chilton's manual doesn't say anything about a pulley tool. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
Already been to the rental place....the 250lb. electric impact wrench
that tegger.com recommends didn't work for me. The chilton's manual doesn't say anything about a pulley tool. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
Already been to the rental place....the 250lb. electric impact wrench
that tegger.com recommends didn't work for me. The chilton's manual doesn't say anything about a pulley tool. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
The crankshaft pulley should have four marks on it. The
white one is TDC. Align it with the pointer on the timing belt cover, per http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...sk301/5-21.pdf Otherwise, resources on how to break free a Honda pulley bolt: http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/cranktool/index.html http://home.earthlink.net/~honda.lioness/id6.html <jophus@gmail.com> wrote > Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should > be at top > dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This > sounds pretty > simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic > and he insists > that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the > timing > sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up > correctly. I > would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt > wasn't installed > at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact > gun don't do > the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next > method I'll > employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, > which I can have > my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof > onto the > two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do > this, my > questions are: > > a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely > correctly > without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? > > b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? > > Thanks. > |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
The crankshaft pulley should have four marks on it. The
white one is TDC. Align it with the pointer on the timing belt cover, per http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...sk301/5-21.pdf Otherwise, resources on how to break free a Honda pulley bolt: http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/cranktool/index.html http://home.earthlink.net/~honda.lioness/id6.html <jophus@gmail.com> wrote > Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should > be at top > dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This > sounds pretty > simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic > and he insists > that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the > timing > sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up > correctly. I > would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt > wasn't installed > at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact > gun don't do > the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next > method I'll > employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, > which I can have > my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof > onto the > two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do > this, my > questions are: > > a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely > correctly > without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? > > b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? > > Thanks. > |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
The crankshaft pulley should have four marks on it. The
white one is TDC. Align it with the pointer on the timing belt cover, per http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...sk301/5-21.pdf Otherwise, resources on how to break free a Honda pulley bolt: http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/cranktool/index.html http://home.earthlink.net/~honda.lioness/id6.html <jophus@gmail.com> wrote > Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should > be at top > dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This > sounds pretty > simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic > and he insists > that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the > timing > sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up > correctly. I > would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt > wasn't installed > at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact > gun don't do > the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next > method I'll > employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, > which I can have > my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof > onto the > two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do > this, my > questions are: > > a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely > correctly > without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? > > b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? > > Thanks. > |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
jophus@gmail.com wrote in
news:1155414781.489400.284760@i3g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com: > Already been to the rental place....the 250lb. electric impact wrench > that tegger.com recommends didn't work for me. I do not "recommend" it except as a first-try. Later on I say you may need a 3/4" drive 600# job if lighter stuff doesn't work. Have you tried that yet? > The chilton's manual > doesn't say anything about a pulley tool. > > Chilton is crap. So is Haynes. Helms all the way, baby. www.helminc.com -- TeGGeR® The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
jophus@gmail.com wrote in
news:1155414781.489400.284760@i3g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com: > Already been to the rental place....the 250lb. electric impact wrench > that tegger.com recommends didn't work for me. I do not "recommend" it except as a first-try. Later on I say you may need a 3/4" drive 600# job if lighter stuff doesn't work. Have you tried that yet? > The chilton's manual > doesn't say anything about a pulley tool. > > Chilton is crap. So is Haynes. Helms all the way, baby. www.helminc.com -- TeGGeR® The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
jophus@gmail.com wrote in
news:1155414781.489400.284760@i3g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com: > Already been to the rental place....the 250lb. electric impact wrench > that tegger.com recommends didn't work for me. I do not "recommend" it except as a first-try. Later on I say you may need a 3/4" drive 600# job if lighter stuff doesn't work. Have you tried that yet? > The chilton's manual > doesn't say anything about a pulley tool. > > Chilton is crap. So is Haynes. Helms all the way, baby. www.helminc.com -- TeGGeR® The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
jophus@gmail.com wrote:
> Already been to the rental place....the 250lb. electric impact wrench > that tegger.com recommends didn't work for me. "you may find you local dealer rents them out." note the word *DEALER*. as in your local honda honda dealer may rent the proper honda tool out. > The chilton's manual > doesn't say anything about a pulley tool. that's because it's utter carp. the money you wasted on that lining for a parrot's cage could have been put towards the tool rental. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
jophus@gmail.com wrote:
> Already been to the rental place....the 250lb. electric impact wrench > that tegger.com recommends didn't work for me. "you may find you local dealer rents them out." note the word *DEALER*. as in your local honda honda dealer may rent the proper honda tool out. > The chilton's manual > doesn't say anything about a pulley tool. that's because it's utter carp. the money you wasted on that lining for a parrot's cage could have been put towards the tool rental. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
jophus@gmail.com wrote:
> Already been to the rental place....the 250lb. electric impact wrench > that tegger.com recommends didn't work for me. "you may find you local dealer rents them out." note the word *DEALER*. as in your local honda honda dealer may rent the proper honda tool out. > The chilton's manual > doesn't say anything about a pulley tool. that's because it's utter carp. the money you wasted on that lining for a parrot's cage could have been put towards the tool rental. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
I would've tried it already if the rental places here offered one.
Home Depot has a Rigid impact wrench w/ up to 700 ft. lbs., but I'm not quite desperate enough to throw down 200 clams for one use. I'm looking at used tools on Ebay now. There's a Chicago Electric Power impact wrench that claims a max. 400 ft. lbs. of torque. Looks like I can get it for around $30. I agree that Chilton's is crap. (1. Disconnect negative battery cable 2. Overhaul Engine) I might also submit that, if indeed Helms is the best manual, their marketing department needs some work--never even heard of them. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
I would've tried it already if the rental places here offered one.
Home Depot has a Rigid impact wrench w/ up to 700 ft. lbs., but I'm not quite desperate enough to throw down 200 clams for one use. I'm looking at used tools on Ebay now. There's a Chicago Electric Power impact wrench that claims a max. 400 ft. lbs. of torque. Looks like I can get it for around $30. I agree that Chilton's is crap. (1. Disconnect negative battery cable 2. Overhaul Engine) I might also submit that, if indeed Helms is the best manual, their marketing department needs some work--never even heard of them. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
I would've tried it already if the rental places here offered one.
Home Depot has a Rigid impact wrench w/ up to 700 ft. lbs., but I'm not quite desperate enough to throw down 200 clams for one use. I'm looking at used tools on Ebay now. There's a Chicago Electric Power impact wrench that claims a max. 400 ft. lbs. of torque. Looks like I can get it for around $30. I agree that Chilton's is crap. (1. Disconnect negative battery cable 2. Overhaul Engine) I might also submit that, if indeed Helms is the best manual, their marketing department needs some work--never even heard of them. |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
Don't pull the crank pulley, the mark on the cover is fine. line it
up with the white mark and put the head on. the belt can be tensioned by pulling the plug out of the lower cover and accessing the bolt. I've done a countless number of these this way. tell your mechanic friend that the white mark on the outside is just as reliable as the one on the inside. Chip On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 23:29:54 GMT, "Elle" <honda.lioness@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote: >The crankshaft pulley should have four marks on it. The >white one is TDC. Align it with the pointer on the timing >belt cover, per >http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...sk301/5-21.pdf > >Otherwise, resources on how to break free a Honda pulley >bolt: >http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/cranktool/index.html > >http://home.earthlink.net/~honda.lioness/id6.html > > > ><jophus@gmail.com> wrote >> Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should >> be at top >> dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This >> sounds pretty >> simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic >> and he insists >> that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the >> timing >> sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up >> correctly. I >> would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt >> wasn't installed >> at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact >> gun don't do >> the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next >> method I'll >> employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, >> which I can have >> my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof >> onto the >> two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do >> this, my >> questions are: >> >> a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely >> correctly >> without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? >> >> b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? >> >> Thanks. >> > |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
Don't pull the crank pulley, the mark on the cover is fine. line it
up with the white mark and put the head on. the belt can be tensioned by pulling the plug out of the lower cover and accessing the bolt. I've done a countless number of these this way. tell your mechanic friend that the white mark on the outside is just as reliable as the one on the inside. Chip On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 23:29:54 GMT, "Elle" <honda.lioness@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote: >The crankshaft pulley should have four marks on it. The >white one is TDC. Align it with the pointer on the timing >belt cover, per >http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...sk301/5-21.pdf > >Otherwise, resources on how to break free a Honda pulley >bolt: >http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/cranktool/index.html > >http://home.earthlink.net/~honda.lioness/id6.html > > > ><jophus@gmail.com> wrote >> Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should >> be at top >> dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This >> sounds pretty >> simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic >> and he insists >> that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the >> timing >> sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up >> correctly. I >> would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt >> wasn't installed >> at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact >> gun don't do >> the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next >> method I'll >> employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, >> which I can have >> my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof >> onto the >> two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do >> this, my >> questions are: >> >> a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely >> correctly >> without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? >> >> b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? >> >> Thanks. >> > |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
Don't pull the crank pulley, the mark on the cover is fine. line it
up with the white mark and put the head on. the belt can be tensioned by pulling the plug out of the lower cover and accessing the bolt. I've done a countless number of these this way. tell your mechanic friend that the white mark on the outside is just as reliable as the one on the inside. Chip On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 23:29:54 GMT, "Elle" <honda.lioness@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote: >The crankshaft pulley should have four marks on it. The >white one is TDC. Align it with the pointer on the timing >belt cover, per >http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...sk301/5-21.pdf > >Otherwise, resources on how to break free a Honda pulley >bolt: >http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/cranktool/index.html > >http://home.earthlink.net/~honda.lioness/id6.html > > > ><jophus@gmail.com> wrote >> Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should >> be at top >> dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This >> sounds pretty >> simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic >> and he insists >> that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the >> timing >> sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up >> correctly. I >> would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt >> wasn't installed >> at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact >> gun don't do >> the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next >> method I'll >> employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, >> which I can have >> my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof >> onto the >> two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do >> this, my >> questions are: >> >> a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely >> correctly >> without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? >> >> b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? >> >> Thanks. >> > |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
chip wrote:
> Don't pull the crank pulley, the mark on the cover is fine. line it > up with the white mark and put the head on. the belt can be tensioned > by pulling the plug out of the lower cover and accessing the bolt. > I've done a countless number of these this way. that's the way it's /supposed/ to be done! > tell your mechanic > friend that the white mark on the outside is just as reliable as the > one on the inside. > Chip > > > > > > > On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 23:29:54 GMT, "Elle" > <honda.lioness@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote: > >> The crankshaft pulley should have four marks on it. The >> white one is TDC. Align it with the pointer on the timing >> belt cover, per >> http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...sk301/5-21.pdf >> >> Otherwise, resources on how to break free a Honda pulley >> bolt: >> http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/cranktool/index.html >> >> http://home.earthlink.net/~honda.lioness/id6.html >> >> >> >> <jophus@gmail.com> wrote >>> Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should >>> be at top >>> dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This >>> sounds pretty >>> simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic >>> and he insists >>> that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the >>> timing >>> sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up >>> correctly. I >>> would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt >>> wasn't installed >>> at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact >>> gun don't do >>> the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next >>> method I'll >>> employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, >>> which I can have >>> my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof >>> onto the >>> two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do >>> this, my >>> questions are: >>> >>> a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely >>> correctly >>> without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? >>> >>> b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? >>> >>> Thanks. >>> |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
chip wrote:
> Don't pull the crank pulley, the mark on the cover is fine. line it > up with the white mark and put the head on. the belt can be tensioned > by pulling the plug out of the lower cover and accessing the bolt. > I've done a countless number of these this way. that's the way it's /supposed/ to be done! > tell your mechanic > friend that the white mark on the outside is just as reliable as the > one on the inside. > Chip > > > > > > > On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 23:29:54 GMT, "Elle" > <honda.lioness@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote: > >> The crankshaft pulley should have four marks on it. The >> white one is TDC. Align it with the pointer on the timing >> belt cover, per >> http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...sk301/5-21.pdf >> >> Otherwise, resources on how to break free a Honda pulley >> bolt: >> http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/cranktool/index.html >> >> http://home.earthlink.net/~honda.lioness/id6.html >> >> >> >> <jophus@gmail.com> wrote >>> Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should >>> be at top >>> dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This >>> sounds pretty >>> simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic >>> and he insists >>> that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the >>> timing >>> sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up >>> correctly. I >>> would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt >>> wasn't installed >>> at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact >>> gun don't do >>> the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next >>> method I'll >>> employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, >>> which I can have >>> my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof >>> onto the >>> two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do >>> this, my >>> questions are: >>> >>> a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely >>> correctly >>> without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? >>> >>> b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? >>> >>> Thanks. >>> |
Re: 92 Civic 1.5 Cylinder Install
chip wrote:
> Don't pull the crank pulley, the mark on the cover is fine. line it > up with the white mark and put the head on. the belt can be tensioned > by pulling the plug out of the lower cover and accessing the bolt. > I've done a countless number of these this way. that's the way it's /supposed/ to be done! > tell your mechanic > friend that the white mark on the outside is just as reliable as the > one on the inside. > Chip > > > > > > > On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 23:29:54 GMT, "Elle" > <honda.lioness@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote: > >> The crankshaft pulley should have four marks on it. The >> white one is TDC. Align it with the pointer on the timing >> belt cover, per >> http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...sk301/5-21.pdf >> >> Otherwise, resources on how to break free a Honda pulley >> bolt: >> http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/cranktool/index.html >> >> http://home.earthlink.net/~honda.lioness/id6.html >> >> >> >> <jophus@gmail.com> wrote >>> Chilton's says to install cylinder head, piston #1 should >>> be at top >>> dead center while the camshaft pulley reads "UP". This >>> sounds pretty >>> simple to me. However, I have a friend who's a mechanic >>> and he insists >>> that I remove the crankshaft pulley in order to see the >>> timing >>> sprocket, which also has marks that need to be lined up >>> correctly. I >>> would be okay with that, too, if the crankshaft bolt >>> wasn't installed >>> at 180 ft. lbs. of torque. My air compressor and impact >>> gun don't do >>> the trick. I've also tried heating the bolt. The next >>> method I'll >>> employ is removing the starter to access the flywheel, >>> which I can have >>> my neighbor brace with a prybar while I jump from the roof >>> onto the >>> two-foot lead pipe slid onto the rachet. Before I do >>> this, my >>> questions are: >>> >>> a) Is there a way to have everything lined up absolutely >>> correctly >>> without having to remove the crankshaft pulley? >>> >>> b) Any more suggestions on removing the crankshaft bolt? >>> >>> Thanks. >>> |
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