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Old 06-18-2006, 05:10 PM
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Can anyone tell me how to take off my underdrive pully bolt with the block out of the car with no flywheel/ flexplate?
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and that wont round off the bolt at all.... how do i have to sit there with the impact gun for it to come off... last time i stood there for a good 2 minutes and the bolt didnt budge....
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You will need a gun that can generate enough torque to do it. I had to go buy a new gun the last time I took mine off because the one that came with the compressor couldnt cut it.
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my impact gun "electric" dewault didnt work what so ever....
i have a 3 gallon air compressor, would that cut it?
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As long as the compressor can generate the needed pressure to run the gun, yes. My air tools use ~90 psi fwiw.
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Mine say 90psi, but I run them at about 150psi. If you're having trouble, you could put the wrench/socket on the bolt and whack it with a hammer. One good bump will usually loosen anything.

I used an Ingersoll Rand impact at a guys shop that was so powerfull, that it actually rotated the world instead of the bolt. I swear it had to have been running on 4000psi nitrogen or something......
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What are u gonna do with the pulley cause im looking for one right now..
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ill let u know in a few weeks....
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summit sells the pulley holderfor about $36 part # sme-906008
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i have an slp pully so idk if it would fit?
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oh it will!




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