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Old 07-31-2009, 07:36 PM   #1
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I bought a 93 honda and come to find out the crank pulley is welded in? To make matters worst the pulley now crack? Any idea how I can get it off? or the best thing to do? Oh ya the guys wont give me my money back for the car!
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Well it seems like you might have to pull the crank out and tak it to a machine shop to get cut of and milled. Lots of labor involved.
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got any pictures if the hack job?
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wow i would like to see some pics of that. that is really priceless lol.
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agreed. why in the hell would you weld the pulley to the crank? *facepalm*. all i can figure is maybe they somehow stripped out the threads for the crank pulley bolt. and if that is what happened, welding that shit on there was a terrible idea.
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ooh, have fun getting the crank out without removing the crank pulley.



It'd be easier (and cheaper) to just buy another bottom end. You're going to have to buy a new crank. new crank pulley, have your block line-bored for the new crank, measure for new bearings, buy the new bearings, buy a new oil pump (because you'll have to cut the old one off)...


yeah, just buy a new bottom end.
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