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Posted by Jerry on April 27, 2000 at 16:04:25 from (205.188.199.43):
In Reply to: 8N Fan Belt R R posted by 8N333XX on April 27, 2000 at 15:25:40:
Hey guy That thing you see on the crank pulley could be from a previous rebuild years ago.Its not to hard to stick that tool in that wierd looking nut and put so much pressure on it something gives.If the motor is locked up this will happen.Then you know the motor needs repair.My self if the crank is good Iwould put it back in unless it broke in behind the pulley.If it broke in front of the pulley put the pulley back on,drill you at least 1/8 inch hole thru the pulley and shaft and put a rol pin in .Many years now for me.Also if you do this make sure you smooth and polish the ends so it will not mess up your seal.Take care -Jerry
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