[NoVa-Corvairs] Need a harmonic balancer puller tool!
Curtis Shimp
clshimp at juno.com
Sun Aug 17 00:12:21 EDT 2008
Darrin:
Not sure why a slipping harmonic balancer would make the car die suddenly
unless the engine froze up from over heating and I don't think that is
what happen. But, for a road side repair I have gotten the HB off by
using bolts into the two bolt holes in the HB. Screw them all the way
through the balancer and put a large steel washer between the end of the
bolt and the soft aluminium on the engine. Then you can push the
balancer off. I think the last time I did it this way I used paint
scrapers between the end of the bolt and the engine. In fact, I think I
only had one paint scraper and I moved it from one side to the other as I
alternated tightening down on the screws.
Curt
On Fri, 15 Aug 2008 20:50:53 -0400 "Darrin Hartzler"
<dhartzler at verizon.net> writes:
> Does anyone have the tool to remove a harmonic balancer with the
> engine in the car that I can use for a few day? My car died on the
> way home from work today and the HB is the likely culprit (rubber
> strips hanging out the side, engine not turning freely, starter
> erratic...really odd behavior actually).
>
> If someone has it and is willing, please bring it to the meeting
> tomorrow. I will be there but not sure what I will be driving.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Darrin
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