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Uploaded by on Aug 16, 2007

http://www.denlorstools.com/home/dt1/page_53405_127/aaa_specialty_tool_50_mm_... Also see link below to go directly to the article on how to loosen the Honda crank pulley bolt when other methods fail, like the big impact gun etc. The tech in the video (me)an ASE master technician, I first encountered a stubborn crank bolt on a Honda back in 1990. I remember the frustration of not being able to find the correct tool at the time, so when I started selling tools, I wanted to help others facing this problem. See my Honda Timing Belt Tips at http://www.denlorstools.com/home/dt1/page_6807/honda_and_acura_timing_belt_he... Specialty tools are available there. Our Google profile is here http://www.google.com/s2/profiles/105391594202813475764

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  • Click the link in the video description for the crank pulley tool we now recommend!

  • what length is the 1/2" breaker bar on the crankshaft pulley? please!

  • @Darkmand8 the breaker bar is 14' long. The longer the better though!

  • That's it, because you put oil on the threads before it goes back in the hole. Bolt looks bone dry on every one I've done except the first one witch was getting it's second belt. Good call Den. And here I was thinking you had the strength of Superman. ;-) Also, do you have a link where folks can order that tool from you. I posted this vid for a nephew on my FB & would like to put a link so he knows where to get it. Thanks.

  • @boogernat The link is in the video description, you can also Google denlors crank pulley tool.

  • Never seen one brake loose that easy. I have to start with the cheater pipe at about 2 or 3 o'clock & it breaks loose at about 11 o'clock & sounds like you done tore something up. Other than that, very nice vid.

  • @boogernat If they have never been loosened before, you're right they're a booger!

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  • @thaik56 The seal is behind the pulley. So, no the seal will not be damaged by using the holding tool. The seal can be damaged if a acetylene torch is used to heat up the bolt to try to loosen. The torch may not even loosen the bolt either. I tried a long time ago, before I started selling tools, to use a torch to heat the bolt (I was going to replace the seal anyway). But heating it up did NOT help. This is one case where having the right specialty tool can make all the difference in the world!

  • @thaik56 The seal is behind the pulley. So, no the seal will not be damaged by using the holding tool. The seal can be damaged if a acetylene torch is used to heat up the bolt to try to loosen. The torch may not even loosen the bolt either. I tried a long time ago, before I started selling tools, to use a torch to heat the bolt (I was going to replace the seal anyway). But heating it up did NOT help. This is one case where having the right specialty tool can make all the difference in the world!

  • @vprice66

    Won't you damage the crankshaft seal that way?

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