Finally got the flywheel nut off now were to get a 2bolt puller
Finally got the flywheel nut off now were to get a 2bolt puller
Finally got the flywheel nut off now were to get a 2bolt puller
if thei expensive im gonna make myself one
my pop works as a welder so i could just go and make one
if thei expensive im gonna make myself one
my pop works as a welder so i could just go and make one
Originally Posted by Sideways7
A 2 bolt puller? What for? If its for getting the flywheel off, just bang the **** out of the perimeter with a hard rubber mallet until if comes off.
Originally Posted by chaosseven
Leave the nut on by a few threads too before you start bangin or prying.
Just sayin.
Just sayin.
Seriously, take the advice
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Originally Posted by REnder
Don't use a pry bar you might break something. I did that at first and brok off one of the holes that the tranny bolts to. Justhit it with a rubber mallet. it will pop right off.
you must have been prying pretty damn hard cause i have a 20lb 3.5ft prybar that can do some damage... i have never broken anything while prying on it but you do not need to lean on it very much, the prybar is just there for a little leverage once the flywheel does start to jar loose- most of the work is being done by the hammer/deadblow/mallet though i would suggest a deadblow or hammer before a rubber mallet since the shock is what you want and the rubber mallet will absorb most of the impact.
yeah just make sure u set a few pads underneath and wack the **** out of it with a hard rubber mallet. that way it doesnt **** the teeth up when it falls off.
if the rubber mallet isint enough force for you get a hand sledge and put a 2x4 between the hammer and the flywheel. unless u arent reusing the flywheel then just beat the **** out of it.
if the rubber mallet isint enough force for you get a hand sledge and put a 2x4 between the hammer and the flywheel. unless u arent reusing the flywheel then just beat the **** out of it.
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