Re: Looking for Crank Pulley / Harmonic Balancer
Originally Posted by
snpiee
Here's the tool I made to hold the harmonic balancer in place. All materials from your hardware chain store monopoly.
1 x 1.5" diameter pipe floor flange,
1 x 1" steel pipe,
4 x 3/8x3" full thread bolts
2 x 3/8x4" full thread bolts to hold the pipe so all bolts end up the same height.
1 x 3/8 Drill Bit to drill one existing hole larger and drill 5 more.
Before starting this I though it would be hard to drill through that thick flange but compared to the much thinner steel pipe, it was like going through butter drilling the flange.
The black impact 27mm socket from HB fits right into the flange, although I filed it slightly for smoother operation
The tool bolts got bent a little after fighting 150lb/ft force. The manual says to tighten it to 148lb/ft and then 90*. Well after 148lb/ft I was only able to maybe do 45*. Just too darn tight.
Just left the store purchasing these items for the homemade tool. How did u determine the bolt pattern? Im replacing oem pulley with the 178 pulley. Im assuming tho that u just marked one and kept rotating 60 degrees and marked the next and again and so fourth.
Last edited by rmcdaniel12; Mar 9, 2015 at 02:26 PM.