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Crankshaft Gear Tool

Looking for Tapered Ring Remover Tool for FE/F2 Old Style Crank
Part # 9125483-28. Need ASAP........ Thanks!
  • Posted 21 Apr 2009 05:15
  • By Subaqua
  • joined 8 Jan'09 - 7 messages
  • Florida, United States
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are you trying to get the crankshaft pulley off mate. if so only tool you need is a soft faced mallet. slacken centre bolt and run it out a few threads then knock the pulley towards the engine. this forces the taper out and off comes the pulley
  • Posted 21 Apr 2009 05:35
  • By kevin_k
  • joined 25 Nov'05 - 502 messages
  • dumfriesshire, United Kingdom

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