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Posted by RN in Misissippi on November 13, 2005 at 15:32:53 from (24.117.58.63):
&*^&*$#@*** crankshaft pulley!!! I've already spent 60 bucks to have the machine shop pull it off and then, after putting the engine back together on my 100, I get it back on just up to the front seal but that's as far as she goes. Then, I mis-hit the wood block I'm using to hammer it on and I knock a big chunk out of the front of the pulley. I've got no heat (or enough heat) to heat it up and nothing to pull it back off and try again. Any suggestions? I can't figure out why this thing was engineered to be such a tight fit.
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