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: Absolutely necessary
Summary: 5 Stars
Never again will I try and remove a crank pulley without a special helper tool like this removal tool. Bought a 15-inch $12 breaker bar as a "holder" (you'll need something with a 1/2" drive) and gave the pulley bolt quick punishment for being so stubborn. In 1 minute it was in my hand without having to brace the drivetrain, brakes, pulley, etc..totally worth it.Customer Review: Honda Crank Pulley Removal tool
Summary: 2 Stars
Tool was fine however I ordered it overnight express because I needed it asap and 3 days later it hadn't even left the warehouse. So I called amazon and they said they would refund the shipping price and ship it out overnight the next day, two days later or so it went out and showed up 3 or 4 days later after that. I called the shipping agency and they said it had not been shipped overnight but instead had been shipped standard, that was important as I was waiting on the particular car to be ready. I would have picked somewhere else to buy from if I had known overnight would turn into a week +.Customer Review: Honda Crankcase Pulley Removal Tool
Summary: 5 Stars
This tool is necessary to change the timing belt on a Honda. It worked great and is far cheaper than the OEM or dealer service tool.Customer Review: Honda Pulley tool
Summary: 5 Stars
Excellent transaction a no hassle deal fast shipping the tool was just what I needed thanks/Customer Review: It worked
Summary: 4 Stars
After using an "OEM" tool when I worked at the dealership, this one was a little difficult to use. It was hard to hold the tool in the pulley AND break the bolt loose without it falling out. If you have a second person to help hold it in place, then it works great. Otherwise, it can be a little tricky. If I had to do it all over again (and I will, I have 2 Hondas) I would still buy one of these tools.