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Replacing Timing Belt...

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When I replace the timing belt on the B16 do I need to remove the Crank pulley ?

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Yes because the cover is behind the pulley so the only way to get the cover off is to take off the pulley first.

Do yourself a favor. The crank pulley bolt is the #1 hardest to get off bolt because it is on with 119ft-lbs and it also spins when you turn it. Don't waste money on stupid specialty tools. Either have a shop zap the bolt off with an impact wrench and put it on tight enough to drive home, or buy yourself an impact wrench. Compress + Impact = Best $400 I ever spent, it practically pays for itself.
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take out your #1 spark plug, make sure the cylinder is at Bottom Dead Center (BDC). Fill the entire cylinder up with a length of nylon rope (clothes line). this will hold the engine still. then take a big breaker bar and crank the bolt off. it works everytime for me like that.
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please keep in mind the motor is currently OUT of the car.
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If the motor is out your probably going to tip the motor over if you try using a big breaker bar or something. Use an impact.
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take out your #1 spark plug, make sure the cylinder is at Bottom Dead Center (BDC). Fill the entire cylinder up with a length of nylon rope (clothes line). this will hold the engine still. then take a big breaker bar and crank the bolt off. it works everytime for me like that.
OK..im really considering this because i really need to get my crank pulley off...but...isnt this alot of strain on parts..
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it works great. the nylon is soft enough not to scratch the cylinder, and it is hard enough not to compress.
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