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Originally Posted by Rusty That's only good if you can raise the car that high. Even on jack stands. You have to go through the top. I did mine from

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Old 07-29-2018, 09:31 PM   #1 (permalink)
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That's only good if you can raise the car that high. Even on jack stands. You have to go through the top.
I did mine from the bottom with a chain wrench and breaker bar. That is what
I have always done with crank pulley bolts that you can not get an impact on.
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I did mine from the bottom with a chain wrench and breaker bar. That is what
I have always done with crank pulley bolts that you can not get an impact on.
I couldn't get high enough with my jackstands to go through the bottom. If i had a lift, no problem.
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I couldn't get high enough with my jackstands to go through the bottom. If i had a lift, no problem.
LOL, I did it. It was a pain in the butt but nothing out of the normal.
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