Crank Bolt With Auto?
If you're talking about removing it, get a good impact wrench. It should spin it right out. If you have no choice but to do it by hand, someone makes a lock that goes in after you remove the starter (not sure who though). I've also heard about people wedging a screwdriver up into the inspection holes, but I don't know that I'd do that.
We got it, we were just bitching.... Now the problem is, I have a crank pulley puller, but I have an underdrive pulley-- Does this just take time, or is there a special tool for the UD Crank Pulley?

