puma

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ok guys, i don't have any special tool but i have an air impact gun.

what have you guys done to fic that pulley? any special advice?

thanks a lot

puma

cewrx7r1

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Air impact wrench, you answered your own question. But use low torque.

Otherwise you have to make your own pulley holder and use a box end or socket by hand.

puma

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ok and any way to keep the pulley from turning while you torque?

93BlackFD

there are two holes in the pulley, make a pulley holder that hold these holes

then you can remove it

xstacy7

or you could use a strap wrench, or just tighten it with the belt on...either way you don't have to spend the money for the impact wrench if you don't have one and it's good enough to drive it to a shop that does...but that's just me

silver93

or....you can put the belt on, tighten down the idler, and then tighten the pulley. it'll hold it -

HDP

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I found by using 2 craftsman 4.5mm 1/4 drive sockets (one deep and one shallow) and a 1/4 drive adapter on a 3/8 ratchet you can get good leverage to torque the nut. Put the shallow socket w/ ratchet in one hole and the deep socket in the other and brace the ratchet againt it in the opposite turning direction of the torque wrench/driver.