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lee mitchell

posted on 10th Jan 05 at 19:34

put a socket on the flywheel with a bar so it locks it. the flywheel bolts will be tighter than the pulley bolts so shouldnt move


ed

posted on 10th Jan 05 at 11:20

Yea, you jam a screwdriver in it... Look in a Haynes manual.


Siberia

posted on 10th Jan 05 at 11:19

isnt there a tool you can get or make that locks into the teeth on the flywheel?

its in the haynes...


ARD1

posted on 10th Jan 05 at 11:09

finally got round to looking at the belt and my mate has cut the old one off! meaning there is no way of stopping the crank spinning when im trying to undo the bolts, any ideas and how to stop if without damaging them, engine is not attatched to gear box either:boggle:


willay

posted on 7th Jan 05 at 08:09

quote:
Originally posted by 1800ed
6 bolts is it? Nice to know that mine was held on by 2 :lol:


:lol::lol:


myke

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 23:25

i just replaced mine with cap head bolts.

6 of them.
4 unscrewed with proper male torx bit. the other 2 i drilled out, knocked off the pulley and undid the studs with fingers


and-m

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 23:00

just get some stainless allen bolts instead

Allen bolt

[Edited on 06-01-2005 by and-m]


ed

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 22:04

6 bolts is it? Nice to know that mine was held on by 2 :lol:


lee mitchell

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 21:54

yea theyre the opposite torx ones so easier to get on and off :) bout 1.80 each thou :lol:

[Edited on 06-01-2005 by lee mitchell]


ARD1

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 21:40

from vaux?


lee mitchell

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 21:34

when u get them off replace with the late style ones aswell


ARD1

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 21:34

and then just replace the bolts once i changed the belt ,
yeah?


Adam_B

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 21:32

if youve striped the splines use a torx bit thats too big, the bolts are only soft. windy gun is useful as well


ARD1

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 21:30

eight holes but only six bolts is what i have to, thought two where missing, lol


Ian

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 21:26

Yeah I have this problem, got a torx 40 but its very loose. Might need to invest in the right thing?

[Edited on 06-01-2005 by Ian]


Adam_B

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 21:24

yes only 6

i had to whack a torx bit into a few of mine, there actully spline head bolts but are very easy to strip the splines.


Ian

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 21:21

Only 6 bolts isn't it Ed or am I thinking of something else?

[Edited on 06-01-2005 by Ian]


ARD1

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 21:17

cant seem to undo them they are solid


ed

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 20:57

Plastic crank?

You undo the 8 bolts holding the pully in place to get at the bottom part of the timing belt, the rest is clear and will just slide off.


ARD1

posted on 6th Jan 05 at 20:49

am i write in thinking the only way to change the cambelt on the c20xe is by undoing the crank? the nova had a plastic one so could be bent into place, and this one is metal. how do you stop it spinning as it seems to be solid