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Old 09-29-2003, 06:34 PM   #6
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If all else fails, try this... Take the crank pulley off, put two of the four bolts in the dampener on one side, so like two next to each other (on the bottom side would probably be best) then put a big ***** breaker bar on the crank bolt, then wedge your biggest screwdriver under one bolt and over the other so that you can push against the breaker bar with the screw driver (or pry bar i guess) I've done that before, but it's kinda elaborate. goodluck.
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