Official TVS Thread!!!
Alan... Lol i got it, at the time i knew it wasnt that because the ac still worked and had boost.
But my point was even if i sheared the crank key way, the damper is pressed on, it wouldnt spin in place
I think the alt may be on the outs or my Volt meter is wrong by a couple volts
I showed 11.6V when i put it on the battery posts with car running
But my point was even if i sheared the crank key way, the damper is pressed on, it wouldnt spin in place
I think the alt may be on the outs or my Volt meter is wrong by a couple volts
I showed 11.6V when i put it on the battery posts with car running
I wouldn't tap it on you could damage the thrust bearing go get a long piece of all thread and a nut and washer and put it on correctly
^^ This. I damaged a thrust bearing on the crank in my old motor putting the ATI on with a hammer. I didn't whale on it either, just slowly tapping it in.
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I used a heat gun and heated the middle where the crank slides on for about 5 min. The ATI slid on about 50% of the way then I just used the crank bolt for the rest. Makes it much easier knowing you are lining everything up before cranking it down with the bolt.
Im down
Swaping a head is easy. Couple hours.
Ask steve we had his head off in proly 2 1/2 hrs and that will taking a pizza break. Lol
Can be done faster with out interuption.
How much did you clearance the timing cover?
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Not much actually. I had the cover off when I did it so I could mock up the ati and belt clearance as I took away material. Otherwise on the car you're hoping you've taken off enough and pressing that ATI on.



