how do you remove the front crank shaft pulley (aka; harmonic balancer) from a 2002 mitsubishi montero sport limited 3.5? What tools are required?

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Asked by browag Jul 15, 2013 at 01:38 PM about the 2002 Mitsubishi Montero Sport Limited 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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thank you, however, the puller set picture you sent has bolts that are used to pull this I understand, but the balancer on the montero sport has 2 holes (not threaded) directly across from each other. the only part that is threaded is the center hole. Is there some other puller used for this application?

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the three jaw will work with a center (push plate) or small-hole washer in the middle, my concern would be for clearances as will be required to use this three jaw puller~ does not care about match-em-up for thread size~

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And be careful not to mess up the center hole threads pushing, the bolt needs to thread nicely back on when re assembly is a'happenin'

a pointed bearing as one might find at a lathe station would be ideal for the center "pusher" sure a large hexnut or washer with an undersize hole could be used or a socket or just about anything that won't go in an clobber up the threads...dingus already has a cone point...a bearing would take torsional friction off of there~

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yours (the duckfoot) has a flangey press-0-foot, if we could tear that one off and use that one or somehow combine the kits...

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