STUCK!! Cam pulley removal tool needed???
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STUCK!! Cam pulley removal tool needed???
Hey guys.
Okay, I've a mechanic buddy doing cam seals and belt on the wifes JDM 1998 Legacy GT Twin turbo auto Estate, as there was smoke from bonnet which we thought was rocker cover but have done them and still minor smoke after 500 miles.
He's got covers off along with belt and crank pulley, but he's rung me struggling to get the cam pulleys off and states he needs some sort of special tool?? anybody where I can get it at a good price as it is in fact the cam seals leaking.
see photo of required tool (once I upload to photobucket)
Subaru have given a photo of what they can get but £200.!!!!!! and a long wait
Apprently there is three of these weird fasteners, one of the cam pulleys he can get off as its minus this lock type fastener.
Anybody know what this tool is called and where it could be found, or is there a nack of undoing using regular tools
Tried this on the LegacyUK forum but no reply
Okay, I've a mechanic buddy doing cam seals and belt on the wifes JDM 1998 Legacy GT Twin turbo auto Estate, as there was smoke from bonnet which we thought was rocker cover but have done them and still minor smoke after 500 miles.
He's got covers off along with belt and crank pulley, but he's rung me struggling to get the cam pulleys off and states he needs some sort of special tool?? anybody where I can get it at a good price as it is in fact the cam seals leaking.
see photo of required tool (once I upload to photobucket)
Subaru have given a photo of what they can get but £200.!!!!!! and a long wait
Apprently there is three of these weird fasteners, one of the cam pulleys he can get off as its minus this lock type fastener.
Anybody know what this tool is called and where it could be found, or is there a nack of undoing using regular tools
Tried this on the LegacyUK forum but no reply
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Hopefully he has not thrown away the old timing belt.
Wrap it around the offending pulley and lock it with mole grips.
Undo the centre bolt with a sharp whack.
Refit is the reversal of removal...as they say.
Worked for me, just don't try to fit the belt to the engine after
Wrap it around the offending pulley and lock it with mole grips.
Undo the centre bolt with a sharp whack.
Refit is the reversal of removal...as they say.
Worked for me, just don't try to fit the belt to the engine after
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Thanks for the replies, a whole lot better than the response on LegacyUK forums lol!!
Engine is in car, but I think these tips will sort...
I'll update if or when its done.
Cheers guys
Engine is in car, but I think these tips will sort...
I'll update if or when its done.
Cheers guys
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