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RE: How to remove crankshaft pulley? (timing chain replacement)
if the pulley & balancer are 1 piece (I dont think it is in your case) you can use the 1 tool I showed you. if not, the pulley should un-bolt from the balancer, then use the other type of tool to remove it.
RE: How to remove crankshaft pulley? (timing chain replacement)
I did the timing chain and it was a one peice balancer. Wasnt as hard as i thought it was going to be. I had problems remembering where the bolts when i was putting it back together lol i eventually got it though. I set my timing 4 degrees ahead. Just for a little more power.
RE: How to remove crankshaft pulley? (timing chain replacement)
ORIGINAL: Erich_121
I set my timing 4 degrees ahead. Just for a little more power.
I herd that doing this makes your truck start alot slower as in it might take 2 or 3 cranks... or one long crank.. is this true? Also how does it run now like steve said..
RE: How to remove crankshaft pulley? (timing chain replacement)
steve05ram360 It was simlar to the one you pointed out. It had bolts that threaded into the damper. Ive noticed i have more power on the low end and less on the high. It starts just fine.