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    427 Crank Question

     



    Ok is it ruined? Or can it be fixed?
    I tried to use a 3 prong puller to remove a cam sprocket. I tried too hard I guess.
    The puller broke off inside the crank and may have ruined the threads inside the crank.
    I have tried to run a die through and it does not seem to be working. Seemed to work ok then it will not thread a bolt in now.
    So here is the question...
    Can a crank shaft be filled and re-threaded by a shop?
    Or is the answer to cut a new, larger thread through? But if that were the case you would have to enlarge the pulley as well for the larger bolt correct?
    What are your thoughts?

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    Yes. Drill it to the next standard thread, and overdrill the pulley. Easy.
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    Maybe my mind is broken.... Crank is OK.

     



    Thanks for the advice that it can be drilled out. But for some reason i ran through the threads again and then actually took a look at the new bolt I had bought. Sure enough I must have dropped or hit that new bolt. Threads were messed up.
    Bought a new one today and it worked fine.
    So I think I need to look closer before deciding what is wrong

    Have a great night.
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    Nothing wrong with good news, glad everything worked out for you!!!!!
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