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  1. 05-19-2005 07:20 PM #1
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    ? Puller? What?

     



    What is the Tool to take the Thing off in Front of the Timing chain Cover? i thought it was a gear puller. but that Wont work what is it called?
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  3. 05-19-2005 07:44 PM #2
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    harmonic balancer puller. Look around some are balancer/steering wheel puller. I didn't get both I got just the one and then needed the other and couldn't do it. So now I have two
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  4. 05-19-2005 07:45 PM #3
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    What do ya think the Price range Is on it ? In canadian Dollars?
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  5. 05-19-2005 07:46 PM #4
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    I got a cheapie from autozone and spent like 12 bucks, I don't know what the exchange rate is
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  6. 05-19-2005 08:07 PM #5
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    hey camarocanada. If you have a local partssource store, they usually have a harmonic balancer puller on their lend a tool program.
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  7. 05-20-2005 03:56 AM #6
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    Yeah ill check out Part Source Here in Brampton. thanx
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    Helpfull Hint, make sure you don't " bugger up" the threads on the crankshaft whe you use the puller. I have had to helicoil quite a few of them for friends , not that I would ever make that mistake. Carlg
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    check this out it's at a NAPA store near you.

    http://www.napaonline.com/cgi-bin/nc...&usrcommgrpid=
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    You need a tool to reinstall it also . . . and the tool IS NOT a hammer.
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    Originally posted by Henry Rifle
    You need a tool to reinstall it also . . . and the tool IS NOT a hammer.
    The hammer is a "crank thrust bearing clearancing tool"

    Just kiddin'...............
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    Originally posted by pro70z28
    The hammer is a "crank thrust bearing clearancing tool"

    Just kiddin'...............
    hey pro z, will that work on muffler bearings also?
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    Originally posted by carbuff
    hey pro z, will that work on muffler bearings also?

    It works on "ANYTHING" HEHEHE Just be sure to match the right size hammer to the job.
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    ah!!

     



    Originally posted by pro70z28
    It works on "ANYTHING" HEHEHE Just be sure to match the right size hammer to the job.
    Ah ha the ol bfh trick, but henry rifle said no hammer
    Just my 2 pennies though
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    Re: ah!!

     



    Originally posted by carbuff
    Ah ha the ol bfh trick, but henry rifle said no hammer

    Yea ........ I 'spoz. technically a hammer could be dangerous in the wrong hands......
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    Originally posted by DennyW
    You could use a weighted soft tip object, with a colaspable material to cushion the impact shock.
    hey denny will that work on muffler bearings also
    Just my 2 pennies though
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