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> V8 disassimbly - help, front pulley and dampner
DougC
post Aug 27 2004, 08:53 AM
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Anyone here know how to remove the pulley and dampner assembly on the front crank? This one does not have a visible bolt (inside the assembly). It's a SBC 283 that was original to 1960. Also has rivets (kind of) that attach the pulley to the dampner so I assume they come off together with a big puller maybe? An engine building book I have says that some motors came this way but doesn't give procedures for removal in this case..all help would be greatly appreciated!

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Verruckt
post Aug 28 2004, 12:13 AM
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Pully should be bolted to the damper. The damper should have one large bolt on the crank. If you plan on reusing the damper, you will need to be VERY careful pulling it off. Otherwise you will just pull off the outer ring, and you would be screwed at that point. Maybe there is 40 years of crud hiding the flats on the boltheads?
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