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Old 05 April 2012, 06:20 PM
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Hi guy's does anyone know which crankshaft pulley holding tool I need so I can undo the pulley bolt safely on the 98 V4 Wagon Turbo. Seen them on ebay but there are quite a few different ones with different lug spacings. Cheers Steve. Any links to the right one would be great.
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Old 05 April 2012, 06:43 PM
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A lot of different methods mate, tell you how i did mine, as others on here have.
22mm socket on a long bar, and wedged it against the o/s chassis rail,
disconnected the coil, and flicked the starter, hey presto job done
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A lot of different methods mate, tell you how i did mine, as others on here have.
22mm socket on a long bar, and wedged it against the o/s chassis rail,
disconnected the coil, and flicked the starter, hey presto job done
Like the sound of that fella but wouldn't want to risk the bolt shearing, cheers for the info though mate.
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Originally Posted by Firez34
Like the sound of that fella but wouldn't want to risk the bolt shearing, cheers for the info though mate.
The bolt wont shear mate, I've used this method quite a few times with 100% success.
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The bolt wont shear mate, I've used this method quite a few times with 100% success.
Cheers Rob starting to think it might save me £50ish this, Cheers guy's.
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