How is a crankshaft pulley removal?
How to Remove a Crankshaft Pulley
- Position the puller in front of the pulley.
- Install the puller-to-pulley bolts.
- Using a breaker bar and socket, tighten the central puller bolt until the pulley slides off the crankshaft.
Can a car start without crankshaft pulley?
Yes you can start you motor without a crank pulley.
How to remove a crankshaft pulley in your car?
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How big is the pulley on a Toyota Camry?
Similar to the Toyota SST and the link provided by JDF99 above, I made a pulley/balancer immobiliser using 5mm x 25mm x 700mm flat steel bar and a galvanised steel floor flange. Of the various sized available, I used the 1.5 inch diameter for the 2003 camry V6 pulley/balancer; 1.25 inch floor flange will work also.
What kind of socket do you use for a crank pulley?
Using a 19 mm impact socket the crank pulley bolt came out like butter. Don’t use the Starter Bump Method to try and loosen the bolt. You run the risk of breaking your tools, Breaking something on the car, or stripping the bolt head. Use an Impact Socket 1/2 inch drive. You’ll probably break a standard socket. Use the 19mm for the Toyota Camry.
Why do I need to take crankshaft bolt out of Toyota?
The most common reason that you need to be able to get this bolt out is so that you can access the front main seal on the front end of the crankshaft. Most older Toyotas develope an oil leak through the seal. Oil works past the worn-out seal and then gets flung around the front of the engine and engine bay by the crankshaft pulleys.