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Old 10-04-2011, 03:02 PM
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Okay so I think I got the dampner on all the way can you guys confirm that it is on.. I torque the bolt is much as I can until the the dampner wanted to turn clockwise, felt like the pulley had resistance when I try'd to turn it more and I didn't want to break the original bolt.
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Originally Posted by WARP211
Okay so I think I got the dampner on all the way can you guys confirm that it is on.. I torque the bolt is much as I can until the the dampner wanted to turn clockwise, felt like the pulley had resistance when I try'd to turn it more and I didn't want to break the original bolt.
You're not supposed to use the original bolt to torque it down. Looks like you got lucky though. Judging by the pictures, it's flush.
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You're not supposed to use the original bolt to torque it down. Looks like you got lucky though. Judging by the pictures, it's flush.
okay cool yeah well what I meant was that I turn the bolt till I couldn't turn it no more and I only used the Used bolt to seat the pulley I still have the new one to torque it down.. Thanks for the input tho...
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Its fully seated. Buy a pulley install tool next time. Your crank threads will thank you.


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