my bad, I need to know how to remove the crankshaft pulley, and what's the torque. correct procedure of taking it off and putting it on.

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Asked by 63_blue_bird Jul 19, 2013 at 08:23 PM about the 2000 Toyota RAV4

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I thought it was the idler pulley, but its the crankshaft pulley

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dandyoun answered 11 years ago

To be sure I understand which one. Crankshaft should be (harmonic balancer) large pulley on bottom of motor. Shaft would appear to be coming out just above the oil pan. Is this the one you are trying to remove?

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63_blue_bird answered 11 years ago

we got it removed, do you know what the torque is to put it back on??

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dandyoun answered 11 years ago

http://partshighway.com/skin1/downloads/DorTorSpec.pdf -- according to this 110 lbs.

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dandyoun answered 11 years ago

Info found on page 4. Hope this helps. Drive safe.

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dandyoun answered 11 years ago

Why removing crankshaft pulley for belt replacement? Are you doing more than just replacing a worn belt?

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63_blue_bird answered 11 years ago

replacing the crank shaft dampner pulley, rubber is coming out and making other belts rub

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