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Old 08-02-2008, 08:41 PM
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What is the best way to reinstall the Damper?

I bought ATI's Installer with the Installation Stud for the LS1. http://www.atiperformanceproducts.co...arts/index.htm

But not sure how to use it. Could I just use my ARP bolt to pull it on??
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Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert
What is the best way to reinstall the Damper?

I bought ATI's Installer with the Installation Stud for the LS1. http://www.atiperformanceproducts.co...arts/index.htm

But not sure how to use it. Could I just use my ARP bolt to pull it on??
I dont think the ARP bolt is long enuff to fully seat the damper. If the threads are correct on the install tool all you have to do is screw it in and then use the washer and nut and a big *** wrench to seat it. I usually use a impact to run it in and seat it. Just with a longer bolt and a washer with neverseize (Small amount) Some persons dont agree with this method but it has allways worked for me. Done this plently of times.
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big hammer and a block of wood :-) I oiled up the crank and the inside of the dampner and beat mine (moved fairly easy) all the way in, then put the arp dampner bolt in with an impact gun.
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Originally Posted by Syclone354
big hammer and a block of wood :-) I oiled up the crank and the inside of the dampner and beat mine (moved fairly easy) all the way in, then put the arp dampner bolt in with an impact gun.
Don't really want to bang on it. Kinda expensive.

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I dont think the ARP bolt is long enuff to fully seat the damper. If the threads are correct on the install tool all you have to do is screw it in and then use the washer and nut and a big *** wrench to seat it. I usually use a impact to run it in and seat it. Just with a longer bolt and a washer with neverseize (Small amount) Some persons dont agree with this method but it has allways worked for me. Done this plently of times.
That make sense. I was more worried about damaging the Damper.

The installation stud isn't threaded all the way. So I can't use a nut. Its made to be used with the Puller.

I play with it more tomorrow.
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I was having trouble with mine as well. I got the installer from 618hawk and it went right on. https://ls1tech.com/forums/removed-locked-thread-graveyard/391883-new-crank-dampener-installation-tool-pics.html
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I've used 618Hawk's install tool a few times, and it was worth its weight in gold.
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I was hoping to use ATI's tool. But if I can't get it on today, I look into buying his install tool.

Thanks
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Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert
I was hoping to use ATI's tool. But if I can't get it on today, I look into buying his install tool.

Thanks
Thanks MeentSS02 ,the blur98

Let me know if I can help Ed my tool works great for the ATI unit I run it myself, even with the SDCE tensioner.
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Thanks, I was able to get it installed with the ATI tool.



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