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    Crank Pulley Bolt Woes

    ok so i have tried all day long to break loose my crank pulley bolt.....i have used air impacts, electric impacts, and locking the pulley and trying to break it off myself still no luck.......ok so my question is i am turning it to the left like normal is my crank by any chance reverse threads and have to break it off to the right or is it like lock tighted on and just hard as hell to break ....i dont think it is reverse threads but i am just asking .....its a 91 accord ex with a f22a4
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    its normal thread. lefty loosey! get yourself the tool that locks it and a 6ft breaker bar. unless you have access to a 3/4" impact wrench.

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      #3
      Originally posted by turbo90accord View Post
      its normal thread. lefty loosey! get yourself the tool that locks it and a 6ft breaker bar. unless you have access to a 3/4" impact wrench.
      haha alright man i appreciate it
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        #4
        try to use an impact if possible. i've heard a few stories of people breaking the bolt off using to much man power, lol. later.
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          #5
          Originally posted by TypeG View Post
          try to use an impact if possible. i've heard a few stories of people breaking the bolt off using to much man power, lol. later.
          haha ok man thanks
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            #6
            try getting it really hot... (like a torch for a few secs)

            if u watch the tbelt video in the stickies,
            theres a guy that does that, bolt comes right off (with air ratchet)

            also spray sum liquid wrench the night before and let it sit...

            happy tuning

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