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hard time removing stock crankshaft pulley help anyone... - 4/2/2007 6:49:13 PM

jx_mirage01

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if any one can help me how to remove the pulley plzz... i'd appretiate it, i own a 1.8 01 mirage...

or a site were it can tell me how to.

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RE: hard time removing stock crankshaft pulley help any... - 4/2/2007 7:12:05 PM

silvercoupe97

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Do you have a gear/pulley puller? If not, you need one.

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John

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RE: hard time removing stock crankshaft pulley help any... - 4/2/2007 7:24:49 PM

jx_mirage01

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thanks for the tips. by the way were can you get one anyways???

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RE: hard time removing stock crankshaft pulley help any... - 5/27/2008 3:01:33 PM

charleskmoore2

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Assuming you've got the bolt out, I wiggled mine back and forth a bit and it came right off. If you do need to get a pulley puller, Auto Zone has them to loan. You pay a deposit but get it back once you get they get the tool back. They got several specialty tools to loan.

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RE: hard time removing stock crankshaft pulley help any... - 6/14/2008 7:02:02 AM

Alfonso

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just a comment; I replaced the timing belt 2 weeks ago ( first time in this car ) and just to loose the bolt of the crankshaft pulley I needed a very very long pipe to loose it. In some moment I thought that I was turning the bolt in the wrong way because it was unbelievably the way this bolt was tight. I think this bolt needs around 200 Lb to get loose. After that I removed the pulley very easily with a pulley puller.

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