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crank pulley bolt removal question 200 1993

posted by  JS3 on  Fri Jul 30 15:28 CST 2010
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How about remove with air impact then reinstall with breaker bar. Will I not be able to get enough torque for the reinstall?

Also, if I set piston 1 to top dead center (as everything I've read says to do) will the air wrench turn the crank and misalign the pulleys? Or does it loosen the bolt without moving the crank and pulleys?






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