Crank pulley removal??
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Crank pulley removal??
I am doing the timing belt on my moms camry for her and I cant seem to gety the crank pulley off I sat there with my impact gun for a minute trying to remove it and it was turning very slowly, is it a reverse thread? Or should I jsut keep going my fear is because it keeps getting very hot and I am scared that I might break it, please throw in your thoughts.
Ryan
Ryan
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RE: Crank pulley removal??
Put a breaker bar on the crank pulley and wedge it so it cant move, then just bump the engine over with a starter. I had to do this on my cousins 92 with a V6. If your working on a 2.2 you should be able to use the same technique.
-Jason
-Jason
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RE: Crank pulley removal??
If you're using an impact gun, then I'd suggest that you do the following:
set gun to tighten bolt (3 sec or more) - then set gun to loosen (5 sec or more). Repeat it until it comes out. If it's first time then it'll be a while.
Tighten-loosen-tighten-loosen.....repeat until it comes out. Check up on the little dot/mark on the bolt head for any progress.
Getting the crank pulley bolt out is one thing, but getting the pulley itself out is another pain. Unless you're lucky that it'll just slide out. =)
set gun to tighten bolt (3 sec or more) - then set gun to loosen (5 sec or more). Repeat it until it comes out. If it's first time then it'll be a while.
Tighten-loosen-tighten-loosen.....repeat until it comes out. Check up on the little dot/mark on the bolt head for any progress.
Getting the crank pulley bolt out is one thing, but getting the pulley itself out is another pain. Unless you're lucky that it'll just slide out. =)
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see now I disagree with that, rebuking folks who respond to old unanswered posts. A Google search brought me here and I thought it was a useful tip!
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