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Old 08-19-2004, 10:29 AM
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Default For those that have pulled the crankshaft sprocket

If you have pulled the crankshaft sprocket, what did you use? Did you break down and spend the money for the expensive Kent-Moore tool/s, or were you able to use a bearing splitter/puller. If so, do you remember the size or do you have a source I can buy one at? Thanks!
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I used a small 3-jaw puller.
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Originally Posted by felton316
I used a small 3-jaw puller.
Same here, bought mine from Autozone, any local auto parts store should have one.
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Rented a small 3 jaw puller from Autozone.
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I used the same puller I used for the crank pulley, 3-arm type
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3 jaw puller here then I threw my new crank sprocket in the oven to heat it up a bit. I then used my old sprocket, lined it up and tapped against it to seat the new one once it slid on.
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Originally Posted by YOOFORMULA
3 jaw puller here then I threw my new crank sprocket in the oven to heat it up a bit. I then used my old sprocket, lined it up and tapped against it to seat the new one once it slid on.
Ditto.




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