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| Timing belt roller vs the crank pulley | Rate Topic |
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| Posted: 04-11-2008 04:04 am |
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Frank Schwartz Guest
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I am workign with an older 73 JH and am trying to remove the timing belt tension adjuster with the roller pulley...obviously I am trying to get it off so I can put in new roller bearings. This unit is adjusted from the back as compared to the later ones which adjust from the front... I do have the factory tool to adjust this. However, when sliding the roller to the front, it hits the lip of the crankshaft pulley. Even though the eccentric adjustment moves the roller up and down and to the side, no position I can try will give enough clearance to remove it. My question: Must I remove the crankshaft pulley to remove this roller...or have I missed something??
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| Posted: 04-11-2008 05:45 pm |
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Greg Fletcher Administrator 
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I think you'll need to remove the crank pulley.
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| Posted: 04-20-2008 01:20 am |
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Frank Schwartz Guest
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Yes, dumb me...I had it in mind that it would come off without removing the pulley...what was I thinking???
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| Posted: 04-21-2008 04:02 pm |
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edward_davis Member 
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Frank, You have to remove the crank pulley to replace the timing belt anyway, so it's not too much extra work, as long as you're replacing the belt at the same time. Edward
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