How do you install an ASP Overdrive Alternator Pulley?
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How do you install an ASP Overdrive Alternator Pulley?
Since the pulley is smaller and you have to keey the nut from spinning via a hex(?) tool how the hell do you tighten it down.
I just realized that last night my pulley must not have acutally been turning my alternator and my battery is low. I have to tighten this down.
I tried a hex wrench with a 24mm socket around it and another wrench to tighten the socket but that didn't work for anything.
I just realized that last night my pulley must not have acutally been turning my alternator and my battery is low. I have to tighten this down.
I tried a hex wrench with a 24mm socket around it and another wrench to tighten the socket but that didn't work for anything.
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Originally Posted by Johnny5
Since the pulley is smaller and you have to keey the nut from spinning via a hex(?) tool how the hell do you tighten it down.
I just realized that last night my pulley must not have acutally been turning my alternator and my battery is low. I have to tighten this down.
I tried a hex wrench with a 24mm socket around it and another wrench to tighten the socket but that didn't work for anything.
I just realized that last night my pulley must not have acutally been turning my alternator and my battery is low. I have to tighten this down.
I tried a hex wrench with a 24mm socket around it and another wrench to tighten the socket but that didn't work for anything.
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damn.. I don't have an impact gun...
I am ghetto-fabricating an install tool as I type because if it works it will be much cheaper than a 100 impact gun (I got no compressor either )
I am ghetto-fabricating an install tool as I type because if it works it will be much cheaper than a 100 impact gun (I got no compressor either )
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You can't get a wrench on it and hold it steady with a hex key, or whatever it will take in the middle? You should be able to get that thing tight enough to at least get to a shop. Any decent shop should do that for like $10-$15 bucks (hey, they have to make money too).
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