UDP install help, Please
#1
UDP install help, Please
so ive started on the install of the UDP and im trying to take off the crank bolt, and every time i try to loosen it i just end up turning the motor, the directions say to just use a breaker bar like i am and to only use air tools if its an auto( plus i dont own any air tools) is it ok to keep turing the motor till i can get the bolt loose or will that **** up the timing, is there a way to just jam a flat head inbetween the crank pully and block to prevent it from spinning? HOW DO I GET IT OFF haha. i even put in in 5 and now it not spinning but its just not giving, and yes i know lefty loosey righty tighty haha
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#5
Lean into it, it will come loose.
#7
That could damage the starter since I don't think it's meant for that much torque. The way that I did it was to put the car in 5th and put a floor jack handle extension over the top part of the breaker bar. This will make the handle longer therefore giving you more torque to break that bolt loose.
#8
That could damage the starter since I don't think it's meant for that much torque. The way that I did it was to put the car in 5th and put a floor jack handle extension over the top part of the breaker bar. This will make the handle longer therefore giving you more torque to break that bolt loose.
+1. Same way I went at it, till I got fustrated with the socket slipping off and all that jazz. Took me about 4 minutes to pull the electric fan off the radiator and then about 4 seconds to get the bolt out of the crank with my impact wrench
#9
Have you thought about just pushing harder? I have found that sometimes people are wimpier then they think, but through my "inspirational words" of teasing and antagonistic behavior, they seem to manifest greater strength than they would under normal circumstances. So dont be a wuss. If that doesn't work +1 on a cheater bar.
#10
That could damage the starter since I don't think it's meant for that much torque. The way that I did it was to put the car in 5th and put a floor jack handle extension over the top part of the breaker bar. This will make the handle longer therefore giving you more torque to break that bolt loose.