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![]() Man, pulling with a breaker bar won't work. It'll get all wopper jawed on there. Get the kind of puller that bolts onto the dampener, not the claw kind. Shouldn't be that tough to pull that thing with a puller. Might try heating up the dampener with a torch a bit, might expand enough to slide off easier.
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