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Lucid and other LOL folks . . . I was just trying to help someone else 200

posted by  RLC on  Sun May 22 16:38 CST 2005
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do the job who has never done it before and avoid the same mistake(s). It is not enough when someone asks about removing the Crankshaft Bolt, on a car with an Automatic Transmission "to use the rope trick" or to brace the bar/rod against the ground and crank the engine over . . . which is dangerous, if the direction of rotation is other than what you think or if the bar/rod slips and flails everything in the engine bay and possibly you. I gave a simple, safe, efficient, step-by-step method, including the size of various tools needed. That is real help. Anyway, I am glad I could provide you with a cheap laugh.






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