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2 questions Crank pully, HG

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92Talon251

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Sep 26, 2003
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1.) First Question I am removing my head to replace a head gasket I have every thing off all the belts and all, I have removed the pullies except the crank pully. I took loose the 4 bolts but the pully wont budge is that square peg in the middle a bolt as well? does it need to be removed, I have tryed just everything but hitting it.

2.) Second Question When replacing the HG I read somwhere you need to trim a mount or something so the head sits level on the block. Is this true? if so what do I need to trim?


Thanks


:talon:
 
The pulley should come off by just removing the 4 bolts. You may have to use a puller to get it off if it is stuck. The square bolt in the middle holds the crankshaft sprocket on ( behind the crank pulley - timing belt rides on ).
 
when u say trim a mount you might mean having a shop mill off some of it (as little as possible) in order to make the surface completely flat. thats what i had to do when i had my head rebuilt. also probably would wanna have it pressure tested.
 
As far as the pulley, mine needed a little bit of love from a rubber mallet. It came right off.
 
rspark520 said:
when u say trim a mount you might mean having a shop mill off some of it (as little as possible) in order to make the surface completely flat. thats what i had to do when i had my head rebuilt. also probably would wanna have it pressure tested.


Are you Refering to resurfacing the Head? Or is there somthing else that needs to be trimed?

:talon:
 
For the pulley, you dont need to remove the center plug, just tap on it a bit with a mallet or pry it off with a flatbar or something like that. :thumb:

--Kyle :talon:
 
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