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Q2: use an impact gun 200 1987

posted by  Amarin on  Sun Jun 12 04:08 CST 2016
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Hi SB,

I can answer Q2:
IME an air gun/impact gun is the better tool to remove the nut. Just a matter of seconds!

Previously at home I've tried using clamp, tightening the belt with the main crank locked using spanner all to no avail. Well I haven't tried to wedge a screwdriver in the alt fan in fear of damaging it. If you don't have such tool go to a workshop to get it done. Then tighten back a bit using normal spanner. Drive home and do the rest.

I wish I've done this way earlier.

Regards,
Amarin.





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