Houston, we have a problem.
We're replacing the head gasket in my 91 Civic. We went to take the crankshaft pulley off to replace the timing belt and the belt broke. Now we don't know how to hold the crank from turning to replace the pulley. Any ideas? We don't have an impact or any fancy tools. Thanks.
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Scratch that. We got it.
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go to the auto parts house and they carry a fly wheel lock tool. this prevents the fly wheel connected to the crankshaft between the engine rear and front of the transmission from turning. you might want to get a service manual to assist you to do this correct. make sure the cam shaft is off, if you turn the crank with the camshaft still bolted down, the pistons will hit the valves. this engine is a 0 tolerance engine.
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Originally Posted by TNJHubert
(Post 32171)
Scratch that. We got it.
The "scratch that. we got it" doesn't quite cover it. Please ... a little more detail |
Originally Posted by avisitor
(Post 32174)
It would be a good story if there was a solution to the problem
The "scratch that. we got it" doesn't quite cover it. Please ... a little more detail |
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