Dowel Pin Puller
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Dowel Pin Puller
Is there any other way to remove them then buying the tool, i mean $140 for a one time use... Please help me get it down without the tool....
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Someone told me the three bolts for the motor mount on the oil pan will thread in and you can pull them out that way. I personally just used a bolt I had laying around that threaded in.
I was able to get all but 1 of the dowel pins out without any puller or using the bolt, you gotta just get creative.
I was able to get all but 1 of the dowel pins out without any puller or using the bolt, you gotta just get creative.
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One of the suspension bolts is just the right size to thread in, don't remember which one it is, I have a many cans of spare nuts and bolts. Just find one that fits, preferably with a flared head. If I can't pull it out with the bolt, I take a box wrench and slip the bolt through it before I screw it in. Then tap on the wrench and draw the dowel pin out. Never had to use a puller, even on the stubborn ones.
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Originally Posted by dDuB
Someone told me the three bolts for the motor mount on the oil pan will thread in and you can pull them out that way. I personally just used a bolt I had laying around that threaded in.
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