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Topic: removal of crank shaft fan belt pulley
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| rpmguy
11-02-2009 15:29:40
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 im trying to remove the crank shaft belt pulley, so i can remove front timing gear cover, and see whats going on with the cam shaft gear. I cant seem to get a wrench at the set screw and nut , any suggestions... thanks
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| Willie in Mn
11-02-2009 18:10:25
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Re: removal of crank shaft fan belt pulley in reply to rpmguy, 11-02-2009 15:29:40
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| From a distance, that looks like a 3/8 square head setscrew. Try an extension from your 3/8 socket set, backwards, female end on the setscrew, to get out where you have some room to work. Then use your favorite crescent, vice-grip, or pipe wrench on the male end of the extension.
On larger squares, such as drain plugs etc, a 12 point socket, 1/8 oversize works great. Eg-1/2 square plug, use 5/8 socket, 3/4 plug, use 7/8 socket.
HTH
Willie
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| TractormanNC
11-02-2009 17:43:19
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Re: removal of crank shaft fan belt pulley in reply to rpmguy, 11-02-2009 15:29:40
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| The MAC tool man (and probably others) have 8 point sockets that would make short work of this. kinda pricey though.
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| cole in mo.
11-02-2009 16:37:51
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Re: removal of crank shaft fan belt pulley in reply to rpmguy, 11-02-2009 15:29:40
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| use a deep well socket for the lock nut and an open end wrench for the set screw.
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| JMS/.MN
11-02-2009 17:34:10
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Re: removal of crank shaft fan belt pulley in reply to cole in mo., 11-02-2009 16:37:51
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| Might also find a proper size square tube for the square nut- more swing room with a wrench.
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| rpmguy
11-02-2009 18:56:10
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Re: removal of crank shaft fan belt pulley in reply to JMS/.MN, 11-02-2009 17:34:10
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| thanks guys, I used a combination of what you all suggested. I finally got it! I had to file down a 3/8 wrench to get swing room, and turned a socket upside down and used the square end of socket , with a vice grip, off she came. thank you.
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