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#45321 01/21/2003 5:07 AM | Joined: Jun 2002 Posts: 81 Member | | Member Joined: Jun 2002 Posts: 81 | I pulled the block & tranny out of my truck this past weekend, but I wimped out and waited until the temp hit 12 above in my unheated garage. I'm pretty sure they come out faster at that temperature and the only problem I had was the temporary freezing of my nose to the fender when I was reaching for one of the radiator support bolts under the fender. Kind of reminds me back in the school days when you'd wait for a good cold day(under 15 F) and try to trick the new kid at the bus stop into licking their finger and touching a stop sign post or something metal - always good for a laugh. Gotta have fun with that cold weather. Now for the problem, I got the block all stripped and can't get the Harmonic balancer off. I made up a puller with a 1/2" center bolt tapped thru a 1/2" steel plate and the two 3/8" bolts screwed into the pulley. I even ground a point on the end of the 1/2" bolt, but the thing won't budge. I'm just using a grade 3 bolt and it feels like I might twist it off. I don't care about my puller, but I don't want to damage the Harmonic balancer or crank, any tips ? (other than heat it up?) Thanks | | |
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