Powerbuilt 648796 Honda Crankcase Pulley Removal Tool
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Powerbuilt 648796 Honda Crankcase Pulley Removal Tool
Customer Review: Powerbuilt 648796 Honda Crankcase Pulley Removal Tool
Summary: 2 Stars
I used this tool to no avail. There were two of us. One holding the Crankcase pulley removal Tool and another trying to loosen the crankshaft pulley bolt. Due to the sloppy fit of the Crankcase pulley removal tool, it slipped and chipped my crankshaft pulley. Cost me an additional $95 + $20 shipping for a used Cranshaft Pulley.Customer Review: Did the trick!
Summary: 4 Stars
Like some others had said, the fit was a little loose in my pulley socket hole too, so I wrapped the bit in some duct tape to give a more snug fit. It's a very well made and solid tool tho, solid, had the pulley bolt out with two 450mm breaker bars and a jack stand. Awesome. Recommend to anyone who wants to do their Honda Cam Belt.Customer Review: Necessary for crank pulley bolt removal
Summary: 5 Stars
Why send 3 or 4 times a much? This tool works awesome. I first tryed to remove the bolt with a impact wrench, but that would not work because the bolt is on there so tight. To remove the bolt your turn left (lefty Lucy.) You will need two breaker bars and a lot of muscle. With this bar and muscle the bolt will come off.Customer Review: Powerbuilt 648796 Honda Crankcase Pulley Removal Tool
Summary: 5 Stars
I did a lot of research and this tool provided the best way to hold the crankshaft pulley in place (it was connected to a 24 inch breaker bar) while the 19mm socket on the pulley is broken loose. All necessary to change a Honda timing belt! The tool is less expensive than the OEM Honda tool and it worked great.Customer Review: It does the job.
Summary: 5 Stars
Its a simple tool that you must have if you want to remove the crankcase pulley on some honda engines. It is very strong. You will break your tools before you break this. you will need a lot of force even with a 7ft breaker bar to open the crankcase pulley even if there is no rust or oxidation holding the bolt.