i rent them at my work.
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i put the money on the flywheel nut....u aint gettin that sucka off...especially with 130lbs of texas muscle.....
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you'd be surprised. I've already snapped a couple stubborn bolts and an extension bar. i'm getting that nut off one way or another
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Originally posted by razorback http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...id=00947789000 its a 3/4 inch drive btw. http://content.sears.com/data/produc...782000-dlv.jpg Oh, get that socket, and get this sucker: http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...id=00904443000 To get a flywheel off when it's out of the car, put the engine on the ground, put the socket on the 3/4" drive wratchet, and STOMP on the sucker. It'll come off. |
i used a pvc pipe for my bar once and a FD cat (didn't have a metro one :))
my friend and I only used one hand. (yes it was on there good as the impact after 5 min didn't work) the pvc pipe was prolly 5ft LOL |
Originally posted by Barwick To get a flywheel off when it's out of the car, put the engine on the ground, put the socket on the 3/4" drive wratchet, and STOMP on the sucker. It'll come off. |
why dont you just a chizle and a hammer? worked for me
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i may have to do that..my nut is fucked anyway..but it would be cool to own a big ass socket like that..
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I used the sears socket and a 3/4 ratchett. Used a 6'pipe as a cheater bar and 215# of TX muscle and still nearly left my nut rolling around on the ground popping the bitch loose. Mine was still in the car so I took the hood off, used a small hand winch to twist my block forward and went at it from the top.
Razorback, I got a spare nut from an S5. Get me your address and I'll just mail it to you. |
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