Vibrationdamper removal
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From: Guetersloh, D
Car: 1982 Chevrolet Camaro Z28,
Engine: 5,0l
Transmission: TH 350
Vibrationdamper removal
Hi.
Is there a way, to remove teh damper without a puller?
I do not have one, and I'm not planning to buy one.
So any other options, to get that thing off?
Thx
Hawk
Is there a way, to remove teh damper without a puller?
I do not have one, and I'm not planning to buy one.
So any other options, to get that thing off?
Thx
Hawk
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From: Smithfield, NC
Car: 1987 Camaro SC
Engine: 2.8L MPFI (rebuilt)
Transmission: 700R4 swapped to T5
Axle/Gears: 3.42 open
You don't have to buy one. You can get a loaner from Autozone. You pay for it, use it, bring it back (unbroken) and get your money back.
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The "Loan-a-Tool" concept might be all great and good for many of us, but I'm not certain what kind of presence AutoZone might have in Deutschland.
You might end up fabricating a puller, or use a standard 3-way puller for hubs/steering wheels to get the job done correctly. The difficulty may be in finding the correct bolts, since M10s won't quite fit.
You might end up fabricating a puller, or use a standard 3-way puller for hubs/steering wheels to get the job done correctly. The difficulty may be in finding the correct bolts, since M10s won't quite fit.
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