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Posted by Aaron Ford on April 11, 2007 at 20:29:52 from (72.84.46.159):
Ok guys, time to swallow the pride and fess up. I made a mistake. Not sure how or why, but I did and now I need some help. I installed the crank key and pulled the balancer on with the crank bolt (like you are not supposed to do). When ran, the crank pulley wobbled. I retorqued the bolt and it had no effect. I then pulled the front end off and found the crank bolt only hand tight. The balancer also slid off easily. This is what I found.
I need to know what I did wrong that allowed the keyway to rotate as the balancer was installed and break the rear lip off of the balancer. It was a $100 dollar mistake and I cannot afford to make it again. Any ideas? Thanks in Advance, Aaron
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