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Hi to all, can a crank pulley be replaced without pulling the motor?
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yes ...you will have to unbolt the front motor mounts and lift it a bit
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if you have float a motor mounts they will flex enough to get the pulley out without removing the housing bolts. With stock mounts you will crack something.
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I used the two piece pulley that screws together with a L/H thread. To get the old pulley off, just pull it forward & zip it in two with a SAWS-ALL. Easy! Another way is while the pulley is still on, with a long heavy drift & a heavy hammer, just break off the pulley part off. It's cast & breaks easily. Winfield did that when installing his "HARMONIC DAMPENER PULLEY" Bill W.
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I forgot where I got mine, either Sacramento Vintage or Mac's. Looks original when installed. I put a dab of blue Loctite on the L/H threads, just to feel good! Yes, I'm up late, Dog's ![]() Have a great day, BROTHER! Bill W.
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