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 How To Remove Crankshaft Sprocket?
 
surfer21
post Jul 3 2007, 04:05 AM
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Gday
Ive got a 4G63 DOHC motor and im trying to get the crankshaft sprocket off...
Holy **** its the tightest bolt ive ever tried to undo
It is supposed to be around 80 ftlbs but i made tool up to lock the shaft and had a 1 metre extension bar and eventually my locking bar failed.
**** any ideas out there?????????
I am going to get a electric rattle gun and try that or a air one...
Any body tried the electric ones?
Any tips appreciated
thanks Lee
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post Oct 4 2007, 04:46 PM
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QUOTE(surfer21 @ Jul 3 2007, 05:05 AM)
Gday
Ive got a 4G63 DOHC motor and im trying to get the crankshaft sprocket off...
Holy **** its the tightest bolt ive ever tried to undo
It is supposed to be around 80 ftlbs but i made tool up to lock the shaft and had a 1 metre extension bar and eventually my locking bar failed.
**** any ideas out there?????????
I am going to get a electric rattle gun and try that or a air one...
Any body tried the electric ones?
Any tips appreciated
thanks Lee
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Pneumatic impact gun is the way to go. It will come of pretty easy, unless it was ThreadLoked or crossthreaded.
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post Nov 24 2007, 05:51 PM
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Hi There;

Like you; I tried everything with no luck. I then called my local rental shop & rented a Makita 650ft/lb electric impact driver. The bolt came out with a quick push of the trigger ....... just like it was never tightened ! I couldn't believe how easy it was . The only catch is that I had to buy an adapter to use the 3/4" drive impact gun.
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