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![]() I'm replacing the harmonic balencer on my 93, trying to get it running again, and I have a rather stupid question.
I have all the hardware to get the balencer off,and back on, but I cant seem to get the main balencer bolt off. I just keep rotating the engine. What is the best way to lock the engine/keep it from turning over while I take the bolt off? Should I just hose it with penetrant and keep trying? Any other tips would be greatly appreciated too. Thanks J
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