Pulley stuck on
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Pulley stuck on
OK, while this isn't on a TL, its on a '98 Accord. I'm not a member of any other forums and didn't really want to start one just to ask this question.
So the water pump on my fiances Accord went out, and we got everything off and ready to go. All was going well until we hit the harmonic balancer's bolt. We can not get that bolt out. We've tried everything. We can't get to the timing belt and water pump without getting this off.
Things we've tried:
2 different air powered impact guns
heating the bolt with a torch
we took off the starter to see if we could kind of jam something into the flywheel to stop it from turning, but that was a no go.
so any applicable ideas would be greatly appreciated.
So the water pump on my fiances Accord went out, and we got everything off and ready to go. All was going well until we hit the harmonic balancer's bolt. We can not get that bolt out. We've tried everything. We can't get to the timing belt and water pump without getting this off.
Things we've tried:
2 different air powered impact guns
heating the bolt with a torch
we took off the starter to see if we could kind of jam something into the flywheel to stop it from turning, but that was a no go.
so any applicable ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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if its at all like the TL follow above instruction, use starter as a tool to bang the bolt loose for you- it will do it..see our 105 diy thread
the torque is 171 ft pounds iirc and critical you get it back on tight
they make a Honda pulley removal tool to make swift easy removal- $25
the torque is 171 ft pounds iirc and critical you get it back on tight
they make a Honda pulley removal tool to make swift easy removal- $25
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if its at all like the TL follow above instruction, use starter as a tool to bang the bolt loose for you- it will do it..see our 105 diy thread
the torque is 171 ft pounds iirc and critical you get it back on tight
they make a Honda pulley removal tool to make swift easy removal- $25
the torque is 171 ft pounds iirc and critical you get it back on tight
they make a Honda pulley removal tool to make swift easy removal- $25
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it holds the pulley still so you can apply force with a 4 foot long breaker bar type tool to the bolt
or maybe the impact gun will get it then
if movement is part of the problem, that help
search kragen.com -was an order item, not in stock
or maybe the impact gun will get it then
if movement is part of the problem, that help
search kragen.com -was an order item, not in stock
#6
most here would use the starter as a torque tool-
with a breaker bar and socket from the crank pulley bolt,,to either the control arm/ suspension- nice solid strong part, or against the ground placed so it wont move,
When you engage the starter-blip blip blip-BANG its loose! its like a 300 foot pound torque wrench (number used is imaginary to illustrate power of starter vs you by hand or regular air tool)
with a breaker bar and socket from the crank pulley bolt,,to either the control arm/ suspension- nice solid strong part, or against the ground placed so it wont move,
When you engage the starter-blip blip blip-BANG its loose! its like a 300 foot pound torque wrench (number used is imaginary to illustrate power of starter vs you by hand or regular air tool)
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if its at all like the TL follow above instruction, use starter as a tool to bang the bolt loose for you- it will do it..see our 105 diy thread
the torque is 171 ft pounds iirc and critical you get it back on tight
they make a Honda pulley removal tool to make swift easy removal- $25
the torque is 171 ft pounds iirc and critical you get it back on tight
they make a Honda pulley removal tool to make swift easy removal- $25
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#8
you are correct again Sir!
Please see the prize booth on the 3rd floor,,take the escalator!,,its right next to the complaint department![Tomato](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/tomato.gif)
why do I resist wearing the readin specs when typing,, at least when proof-reading my post,,![Blink](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/blink.gif)
torque spec 181 foot pounds on the crank bolt for the TL
cant say on the accord but probably close
Please see the prize booth on the 3rd floor,,take the escalator!,,its right next to the complaint department
![Tomato](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/tomato.gif)
why do I resist wearing the readin specs when typing,, at least when proof-reading my post,,
![Blink](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/blink.gif)
torque spec 181 foot pounds on the crank bolt for the TL
cant say on the accord but probably close
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if its at all like the TL follow above instruction, use starter as a tool to bang the bolt loose for you- it will do it..see our 105 diy thread
the torque is 171 ft pounds iirc and critical you get it back on tight
they make a Honda pulley removal tool to make swift easy removal- $25
the torque is 171 ft pounds iirc and critical you get it back on tight
they make a Honda pulley removal tool to make swift easy removal- $25
one issue though, that the OP never mentioned, is the Accord a 4 cylinder or the V6, cause the starter method WILL NOT WORK on the 4 cylinder, cause you will actually tighten the crank bolt instead
#10
we dont have a 105 diy listed?--of course!! someone would title it by the actual work--for easier search I guess
water pump timing belt,,wp/tb service are your keywords
gen3 has an excellent step by step diy- close up pics with arrows and everything-very helpful- torque specs on pics with each bolt..
its a good time to do a valve adjust if over 100kmiles
and while the intake manifold is off- do the egr cleaning
water pump timing belt,,wp/tb service are your keywords
gen3 has an excellent step by step diy- close up pics with arrows and everything-very helpful- torque specs on pics with each bolt..
its a good time to do a valve adjust if over 100kmiles
and while the intake manifold is off- do the egr cleaning
#11
thats why we have fries!!--that guy knows the trick little stuff,,current tech type knowledge,,smarter than the average-- whatever that is in your avatar this week lol
rather than some old guy- old school -refers to working in shops as `back in the day`...
at self,,once you pass 50
rather than some old guy- old school -refers to working in shops as `back in the day`...
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does not help when the tool itself bends
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you are correct again Sir!
Please see the prize booth on the 3rd floor,,take the escalator!,,its right next to the complaint department![Tomato](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/tomato.gif)
why do I resist wearing the readin specs when typing,, at least when proof-reading my post,,![Blink](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/blink.gif)
torque spec 181 foot pounds on the crank bolt for the TL
cant say on the accord but probably close
Please see the prize booth on the 3rd floor,,take the escalator!,,its right next to the complaint department
![Tomato](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/tomato.gif)
why do I resist wearing the readin specs when typing,, at least when proof-reading my post,,
![Blink](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/blink.gif)
torque spec 181 foot pounds on the crank bolt for the TL
cant say on the accord but probably close
#13
I figured our diys had enough info about a 3/4" drive socket and breaker bar,,
with something strong over the breaker bar to extend its length if needed--
that I didnt need to type it all over again
with something strong over the breaker bar to extend its length if needed--
that I didnt need to type it all over again
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Best cheater bar is 4ft cast iron pipe found in electrical aisle at home improvement store. Supposed to used for electrical conduit, but makes a great cheater bar, and cheap.
Best cheater bar is 4ft cast iron pipe found in electrical aisle at home improvement store. Supposed to used for electrical conduit, but makes a great cheater bar, and cheap.
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