Where to Buy Flywheel Holder
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Originally Posted by CHEVY6000VHO
Hey........... You trying to get me to buy something I cant use?????
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18" 3/8" extension stuck up through the inspection cover on the bellhousing and wedged(by turning crank) against the edge of the bellhousing works well too.
Does the Kent Moore tool work through the starter area?
Does the Kent Moore tool work through the starter area?
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Someone has to make a flexplate holder that has 2 teeth that goes in the bell hole to grab the flexplate.
Turbo,I have question i have been waiting to ask ,I figure you would know.I am dropping in a 6.0 in a 92 k15 that had a 4.3 W/5sp,I am using the OE 5sp.
I have a almost new 2k 6.0 crank (long flange),thats what I need to use right? and the 4.3 flywheel will go on this crank right?
Turbo,I have question i have been waiting to ask ,I figure you would know.I am dropping in a 6.0 in a 92 k15 that had a 4.3 W/5sp,I am using the OE 5sp.
I have a almost new 2k 6.0 crank (long flange),thats what I need to use right? and the 4.3 flywheel will go on this crank right?
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Originally Posted by XLR8NSS
18" 3/8" extension stuck up through the inspection cover on the bellhousing and wedged(by turning crank) against the edge of the bellhousing works well too.
Does the Kent Moore tool work through the starter area?
Does the Kent Moore tool work through the starter area?
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Originally Posted by gonzo 6.0
Someone has to make a flexplate holder that has 2 teeth that goes in the bell hole to grab the flexplate.
Turbo,I have question i have been waiting to ask ,I figure you would know.I am dropping in a 6.0 in a 92 k15 that had a 4.3 W/5sp,I am using the OE 5sp.
I have a almost new 2k 6.0 crank (long flange),thats what I need to use right? and the 4.3 flywheel will go on this crank right?
Turbo,I have question i have been waiting to ask ,I figure you would know.I am dropping in a 6.0 in a 92 k15 that had a 4.3 W/5sp,I am using the OE 5sp.
I have a almost new 2k 6.0 crank (long flange),thats what I need to use right? and the 4.3 flywheel will go on this crank right?
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When I did my cam swap, I used a nylon strap wrench, wrapped around the crank pulley and wedged against the frame, that I bought at a local tool warehouse for about $28ish. It looks like the picture below, but with a longer strap and handle...
I also have a big chain wrench that will work, but it will gouge the pulley which will more than likely cause damage to the belts and premature belt failure
I also have a big chain wrench that will work, but it will gouge the pulley which will more than likely cause damage to the belts and premature belt failure
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Originally Posted by gonzo 6.0
I have done that when I had know one to hold the flexplate,it felt like I could easily tweek the flex plate with the extention wedged in there.
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Originally Posted by XLR8NSS
18" 3/8" extension stuck up through the inspection cover on the bellhousing and wedged(by turning crank) against the edge of the bellhousing works well too.
Does the Kent Moore tool work through the starter area?
Does the Kent Moore tool work through the starter area?
Check the pic (upper left corner)... bolts in place of the starter...
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Aides in the removal and installation of the crank bolt on Gen III engines.
This tool allows the factory torque (240 pounds) to be attained to seat the pulley properly.
Works with the following engines: 1999 and later GEN III 4.8L V-8, 5.3L V-8 and 6.0L V-8 trucks and SUV's.