Slant Six Forum :: crank dampner help!

Do a search on this site. I know there are several companies that can recondition the one you have or sell you a new one. As far as I know it is not something you can do in your garage.

Here's my dilemma I was trying to remove my crank dampner with a two jaw puller and I pulled the pulley off the dampner

Is there a way to press the pulley back on or should I try and replace the dampner with a new one?

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Here's my dilemma I was trying to remove my crank dampner with a two jaw puller and I pulled the pulley off the dampner

Bummer. Next time use the threaded holes in the damper hub.

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Is there a way to press the pulley back on or should I try and replace the dampner with a new one?

You can't just press it back together, but it can be rebuilt. I like the Powerbond new ones myself.

Author:	Turbo Toad [ Mon May 02, 2011 8:51 pm ]
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Here's my dilemma I was trying to remove my crank dampner with a two jaw puller and I pulled the pulley off the dampner Is there a way to press the pulley back on or should I try and replace the dampner with a new one? also there is a rubber ring between the dampner and the pulley I think that would need to be replaced as will does anybody have any ideas were I can get a new one? Does anybody make a after market dampner? The motor is a 69 motor Aaron

Author:	61 V200 [ Mon May 02, 2011 9:00 pm ]
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Do a search on this site. I know there are several companies that can recondition the one you have or sell you a new one. As far as I know it is not something you can do in your garage.

Author:	Turbo Toad [ Mon May 02, 2011 9:19 pm ]
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Quote: Do a search on this site. I know there are several companies that can recondition the one you have or sell you a new one. As far as I know it is not something you can do in your garage. I did do a search before I posted and I couldn't find any info Thanks Aaron Maybe Charlie or slantsixdan will chime in Thanks .org for all your help!!!!!!!!!

Author:	61 V200 [ Mon May 02, 2011 9:26 pm ]
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Here and Here

Author:	Joshie225 [ Mon May 02, 2011 9:55 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: crank dampner help!
Quote: Here's my dilemma I was trying to remove my crank dampner with a two jaw puller and I pulled the pulley off the dampner Bummer. Next time use the threaded holes in the damper hub. Quote: Is there a way to press the pulley back on or should I try and replace the dampner with a new one? You can't just press it back together, but it can be rebuilt. I like the Powerbond new ones myself.

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Author:	Turbo Toad [ Mon May 02, 2011 10:48 pm ]
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Quote: Quote: Here's my dilemma I was trying to remove my crank dampner with a two jaw puller and I pulled the pulley off the dampner Bummer. Next time use the threaded holes in the damper hub. Quote: Is there a way to press the pulley back on or should I try and replace the dampner with a new one? You can't just press it back together, but it can be rebuilt. I like the Powerbond new ones myself. Tell me about Joshua I'm close to getting this motor back together and I wanted to install the double roller time chain I got Do u no who carries the powerbond models? Thanks Aaron

Author:	Pierre [ Tue May 03, 2011 12:51 am ]
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Here you go.

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