E Evoego4830 New Member Messages 8 Location Christchurch, New Zealand Oct 12, 2007 #1 can anyone help me my crank pulley seems to be stuck!! and just to be sure what way is it threaded? anti or clock wise?
can anyone help me my crank pulley seems to be stuck!! and just to be sure what way is it threaded? anti or clock wise?
D Death By Bass New Member Messages 680 Location 123abc Oct 12, 2007 #2 Evoego4830 said: can anyone help me my crank pulley seems to be stuck!! and just to be sure what way is it threaded? anti or clock wise? Click to expand... umm, no, they are just bloody tight... some people seem to take the approach of wedging a breaker bar against the ground/some part of the car, and cranking the engine to get it undone...
Evoego4830 said: can anyone help me my crank pulley seems to be stuck!! and just to be sure what way is it threaded? anti or clock wise? Click to expand... umm, no, they are just bloody tight... some people seem to take the approach of wedging a breaker bar against the ground/some part of the car, and cranking the engine to get it undone...
E Evoego4830 New Member Messages 8 Location Christchurch, New Zealand Oct 12, 2007 #3 Death By Bass said: umm, no, they are just bloody tight... some people seem to take the approach of wedging a breaker bar against the ground/some part of the car, and cranking the engine to get it undone... Click to expand... the engine is currently out and is going into a hilux so i cant take this approach
Death By Bass said: umm, no, they are just bloody tight... some people seem to take the approach of wedging a breaker bar against the ground/some part of the car, and cranking the engine to get it undone... Click to expand... the engine is currently out and is going into a hilux so i cant take this approach
D Death By Bass New Member Messages 680 Location 123abc Oct 12, 2007 #4 Evoego4830 said: the engine is currently out and is going into a hilux so i cant take this approach Click to expand... well.... goodluck! lol you're going to atleast need the engine mounted to something that wont move I'd say... and maybe a 6 foot long breaker bar... Attachments at9.jpg 112.9 KB · Views: 18
Evoego4830 said: the engine is currently out and is going into a hilux so i cant take this approach Click to expand... well.... goodluck! lol you're going to atleast need the engine mounted to something that wont move I'd say... and maybe a 6 foot long breaker bar...
Zuffen Super Moderator Staff member Messages 5,631 Location Sydney, Australia Oct 13, 2007 #5 Try a rattle gun. The vibration and torque should free it up. Wedge something in the ring gear to stop the motor turning over.
Try a rattle gun. The vibration and torque should free it up. Wedge something in the ring gear to stop the motor turning over.
C Cobber New Member Messages 910 Location a Oct 13, 2007 #6 http://www.lextreme.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8732
E Evoego4830 New Member Messages 8 Location Christchurch, New Zealand Oct 15, 2007 #7 was able to get it off :arms: i used a 4ft powerbar and wedged the engine so it wouldnt move F#@^ it was tight i thought it must have been left hand thread!!
was able to get it off :arms: i used a 4ft powerbar and wedged the engine so it wouldnt move F#@^ it was tight i thought it must have been left hand thread!!