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Stock
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: California
Posts: 6
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I hope that my answer is not too Late:
Forget the Starter killing method or the Flywheel stuff!! There are 2 Holes in your crankshaft were you can use a Crankshaft Holder tool that you can buy from NAPA Auto Parts. Also, there are about 4 holes in the outer circle of tjhe crankshaft.This tool look a half circle with tail and several holes. The crankshaft tool have 2 screws that you can insert in it. this will secure the it and use a breaker bar to unbolt them. The breaker bar must be secured on the floor to stop the Crankshaft from moving. I must advise that you spray the bolt of the Harmonic Balancer with penetrating oil first and leave it for about 15 minutes to let the oil make it's way in. I used 2 breaker bars, one to secure the holder and one for the bolt. I know this coz i replaced my Cressida's timing belt and it was the only safe way to do it. Just in case: Harmonic Balancer and Crankshaft are the same, Cressida and Supra engines are the same. Last edited by pinoy wannabe mechanic; 06-22-2009 at 08:14 AM. |
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AEM EMS
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: UK
Posts: 891
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Paul NJ had a good idea Link (read all the post). Some of the other tools are similar to your suggestion pinoy wannabe mechanic. Looks like some of Paul’s photo are missing. Fortunately I copied the whole page into a .pdf format. These are the missing photo's below converted into jpg. By the way pinoy wannabe mechanic, welcome to the forum.
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AEM EMS
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: UK
Posts: 891
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Just a quick note on impact guns; never use one on the diff drain plug or filler pug. The diff housing is ally the plug & filler plug are steel. Have a guess at which one will end up with stripped threads.
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12psi boost
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Georgia
Posts: 359
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A further note. When you replace the balancer, make sure you go with either an OEM or QUALITY aftermarket like an ATI unit. The cheap, shiny pieces of crap on Ebay and such look nice but they aren't what you want.
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Intake
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Lavonia
Posts: 49
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Have a Honda accord automatic that required removal of the crank pulley to repair broken motor hanger. Lower belt cover must be off to install the three purpose built bolts used by HONDA. Pipe T and reducing nut. Turns out the the shoulder of the correct thread reducing nut shoulder will fit into the crank pull recess with a little grinding to remove the galvanizing. insert the reducer in the end of the 'T" and install a 2-3 foot bar in the side hole. Weld the reducer to the tee after pipe installing it and the handle into the tee. Jack the vehicle and place stand under the frame. Insert the DIY tool in to the crank pulley hex recess first. Allow the arm to rest on the floor. Using the correct deep well socket attached to an extension to clear the finder well insert it through your bully holder tee, then block up from the floor to support the extension in line with the crank center line. Have someone hold the extension attached to the pull bar in position. With a pipe extension over the handle just set it horizontal and place your foot on top and press down. The long radius will break the bolt loose with ease. Just make sure you know whether the bolt is left or right hand. Install in reverse order. Good luck
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