Harmonic Balancer 2
It should do the job....here is a link with install guide.
http://www.cherod.com/mustang/HowTo/Pulleys.htm
http://www.cherod.com/mustang/HowTo/Pulleys.htm
You need a 3-jaw puller. The preferable type is the "chrysler" style puller, which you can borrow for free from most auto parts stores.
You could also use a 3-jaw generic gear puller, though you will need to take action to protect the crank snout threads.
See this link for what the puller looks like: http://mach1tool.com/library/OTC-6284.jpg
I wouldn't go by part number. That number will vary from brand to brand, and there are lots of companies that make these, but they all use different numbers. Memorize what it looks like (or print out a picture) and go by looks.
You could also use a 3-jaw generic gear puller, though you will need to take action to protect the crank snout threads.
See this link for what the puller looks like: http://mach1tool.com/library/OTC-6284.jpg
I wouldn't go by part number. That number will vary from brand to brand, and there are lots of companies that make these, but they all use different numbers. Memorize what it looks like (or print out a picture) and go by looks.
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