Anyone have the crank pulley removal tool??

[2000si]

or where i can buy one asap......heres a pic of it i need something to hold the pully still while i torque down the crank bolt...........http://partners.drivewerks.com/catalog/images/tools2003/SP-60100.jpg

[Jspec94]

Why dont u just use an Impact Gun???

[2000si]

cause i dont have one

[Mr.Burner]

Shit I have that tool!! but I dont loan tools out. You can swing by my crib and I can loosen it with an impact.

[*inFamous*]

Pretty sure snapon and matco both sell that tool!

Try harbour freight but highly unlikely!

[EM*&*EF]

dude just put your car into 5th gear and use a torque wrench to torque the nut down..

[I Hate Import Cars]

Are you taking it off or putting it on? Cause if you're taking it off, that sucks. Maybe try putting a belt around the pulley and something solid, maybe vise grip the belt or something to keep it from spinning. I know tha sounds SO w/t but it'll do. Now, if you're putting it ON, then I don't know what to tell you, because I'll assume that means that you know what a collosal pain in the ass it is to get it off, yet you're setting yourself up to deal with it again later. I had to do this shit once. and swore that I would NEVER do it again, so I made a crank pulley for it. (Don't try that at home, I have access to a full CNC machine shop. It wasn't an easy task.) Buy an aftermarket one. hope this helps.

[Tweeder]

go to the Honda dealership, last time I asked they said that they had the tool for like 6 bucks

[I Hate Import Cars]

holy shit. that's cheap! If it really is $6, let us all know!!!! I'll invest in that for the other 6 Hondas in my stupid V-8 loving family. HAHAHAHAHAH!!

[mixxxwell]

i have that tool and i bought it off matco if i remember its like $30-40 for it

[hawaii_DA6]

Snap-on prt #

YA6010A

Retail is $69.95

I can get any one that tool for less than $55.00

[YewllowDA]

theres another type of tool the has chain that wraps around the pulley so you can hold it in place while tightening

[onefst91hatch]

theres another type of tool the has chain that wraps around the pulley so you can hold it in place while tightening

that one will work, but you risk messing up the grooves on the pully!

[YewllowDA]

that one will work, but you risk messing up the grooves on the pully!

thats why i have a lot of spare junked accesory belts. i cut them long enough to cover the area so i wont mess up the grooves. it works for me and not having problem......cool tool.i have a blue point tho..

[tincam84]

a nice breaker bar and a screw driver wedged into the the flywheel always works. be careful not to chip any teeth on the flywheel though!