Crankshaft Key!!!!
it will not budge..ive tried self drilling screws,flathead screwdrivers,vice grips and the list goes on.....wats the trick to this?
and if you are wondering why im trying to remove it,im trying to swap it to the crank key thats on the 96-97 lt1 cars
my car is a 96 but it has a lt1 engine out of a 93-95 and i would like to utilize the misfire detection instead of getting it tuned out...so while im doin the cam swap im also putting the obd2 timing cover on thats suppose to be on there anyway.the obd2 timing cover has a reluctor wheel under it but its needs the correct key to drive it...makes sense now?
and by the way the key is out now..thanks
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What also doesn't make sense is converting to OBDII so you can have the added nuisance of misfire detection. If you're adding ANY type of valvetrain mod that consists of increased valvetrain noise, different ignition timing by the PCM, or pretty much anything that doesn't make the motor stock, you will get nothing but false readings from the CKP.
Also, running a CKP eliminates the opportunity to run a double roller timing chain (if you ever plan on an EWP), and is one more place for oil to potentially leak.
In case you haven't figured it out, I'm not a fan of the CKP on anything other than a 100% bone-stock car, nor is it even guaranteed to work properly. I'd have it tuned out, snip the wiring, and use the 95 timing cover.
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