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Re: Crankshaft Pully - C113 Engine
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Posted by Larry Ks.... on March 29, 2002 at 20:23:04 from (205.171.70.137):
In Reply to: Crankshaft Pully - C113 Engine posted by OLD GUY on March 29, 2002 at 15:11:51:
I've put 2 front seals in Cs....one a super C and just a plain 'ole C....both were somewhat hard. The C was easier, I pulled it with just a little heat and a 2 jawed puller. The super C was amazing...I took an old puller I had and cut slots so that the puller would fit deeper into the front pulley, it was amazingly hard to remove. I had bruises on my leg from pushing on the wrench when I finally got it off---and that was coupled with using the torch to heat it up somewhat (I didn't want to put too much heat on the end of the crank). I took a piece of pipe and welded a 1/4" plate on it, and used that as a driver to put it back on with. (I sized the pipe with the inner diameter of the crank pulley) I hope this helps...One was easy, one was VERY hard...but I had good luck...neither one leak oil now. Good Luck...holler back it you have trouble...I could go measure the puller I made, or send a pic....
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