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FIXITMR
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CONTRIBUTOR
9,990 POSTS
odd? does it go on loosely? they should fit snugly to crank and require force to put on. get a diff 1 to try or use good bolt locking compound on shaft and bolt. put lock washer on bolt also?
Nov 12, 2010 at 8:38 PM
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MIKEB
MEMBER
2 POSTS
goes on very easily i will try lock washer thank you
Nov 12, 2010 at 8:58 PM
FIXITMR
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CONTRIBUTOR
9,990 POSTS
maybe get a slightly longer bolt also? check hole in crank for depth. make sure the pulley retaining washer for bolt is not missing.
Nov 12, 2010 at 8:59 PM
KHLOW2008
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CONTRIBUTOR
41,814 POSTS
The pulley bolt should be torqued at 150 ft.lbs and DO NOT use additional washers. The original bolt comes with a thick washer and any thinner ones would not withstand the high torqued required.