downNdirty Posted February 24, 2008 Report Posted February 24, 2008 I'm looking to buy a flywheel puller off of ebay. I have seen different style pullers. Does it matter which one I go with? And Does anyone know what size it should be so I dont get the wrong one. I saw 27mm left hand thread. Is that right? Any info is great. Quote
inthemail Posted February 24, 2008 Report Posted February 24, 2008 got the ebay link?? the ones you find on ebay are pretty universal as far as pullers go. the left hand thread part definitly sounds right. always go with the right tool for the job :cool: flywhel puller works lie a charm with a rubber strap wrench! Quote
Bansh-eman Posted February 24, 2008 Report Posted February 24, 2008 here you go Puller Link they are pretty standard, make sur you put a little grease on the threads and on the part that will contact your crank before to turn it down Quote
downNdirty Posted February 24, 2008 Author Report Posted February 24, 2008 Thats the one I was looking at. Thanks for the help and the grease tip. I really do appreciate it. Quote
NYUK Posted February 24, 2008 Report Posted February 24, 2008 also make sure the threads in the flywheel are clean. i buy the pullers 2 at a time. they are made to break. they are like 14 dollars or so from motion pro. Quote
meanv10 Posted February 25, 2008 Report Posted February 25, 2008 Is there any way/ tool you can use to maybe make a flywheel puller? Quote
inthemail Posted February 25, 2008 Report Posted February 25, 2008 yea but that would require a small machine shop properly setup to be worth anything to the average mechanic, so just buy one. Quote
Fireroad Express Posted February 25, 2008 Report Posted February 25, 2008 gotta watch some of those cheap chineese pullers. the threads on them are like butter. Quote
Male Supremacy Posted February 25, 2008 Report Posted February 25, 2008 gotta watch some of those cheap chineese pullers. the threads on them are like butter. The one I got from Jeff at F.A.S.T. worked great for me, and it seems to be great quality. I think it was about $15 give or take. Quote
slim~shady Posted February 27, 2008 Report Posted February 27, 2008 I bought myne from www.rjatv.com it's a motion pro and man does it come in handy, it's nice when you have the right tools. Quote
sinisterboo Posted February 27, 2008 Report Posted February 27, 2008 its not always that the pullers are cheap making their threads "soft as butter". which would you rather strip? you flywheel? or your cheap puller? just make sure your threads are clean, and thread it in ALL the way, and pop, off she comes. Quote
sinisterboo Posted February 27, 2008 Report Posted February 27, 2008 P.S. I bought mine from motion pro in 2001. its been loaned out, lost, found, and has bout 50 flywheels under its belt and still kickin. great product. Quote
Shawn G Posted February 28, 2008 Report Posted February 28, 2008 Any advice for when the flywheel WON'T come off? I bought the puller and an adjustable timing plate from Ricky Stator, but the flywheel won't budge. So now my wife's the lucky one who'll get to try out the +4 advance, because wouldn't you know it...her's came right off! Quote
scooter6101982 Posted February 28, 2008 Report Posted February 28, 2008 we had to use a torch on pweezy42s it was rusted on also sometimes if u give the puller a wack with a hammer itll pop right off Quote
Shawn G Posted February 28, 2008 Report Posted February 28, 2008 we had to use a torch on pweezy42s it was rusted on also sometimes if u give the puller a wack with a hammer itll pop right off Give the puller a whack when tight to the flywheel? I thought I read in my Clymers that a hard shot to the flywheel could destroy the magnetism????? Quote
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