I;m with Scott. I did mine at 200 for 15 minutes, then knocked it on with a mallet.

It probably gets close to that hot once the motor is shut off after a long drive.

I was worried more about damaging a crank seal pounding it on even though I know guys do it all the time.

I lined mine up with the other pulleys to know when it was in the right spot.


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