

| Subject: | Re: What to buy? |
| From: | Scott Ohana |
| Date: | Sat, 20 Jul 2013 12:47:23 -0700 |
the waterboxer cast iron crank pulleymounting arrangement is about the least trouble-prone crank-pulley mounting system there is all of car-dome. Impact it on there, I suggest , with an air impact gun to agood 200 + ft lbs. I put permatex high tack gasket sealer , the red stuff, on the threadsof the bolt. It ain't goin' no whereif you do that. Pay attention to an o-ring there too I think. Familiarity with what yout impact gun 'feels like' over time is a must. On 7/20/2013 12:12 PM, Paul Rogers wrote: > Howdy, >> I'm getting ready to install my 3-grooved crankshaft pulley and need to buy >> either a 1/2 in drive torque wrench, which only goes up to 250 ft/lbs or get an >> air impact wrench rated at the same torque or possibly slightly higher. I >> know the bolt is supposed to be torqued to 258 ft/lbs but I'm hoping close >> counts. What would you do if you were in my shoes? Get the manual wrench or the air impact wrench? I already have a torque wrench that goes up to 100 ft/lbs. >> >> Thanx for your input, I'm trying to spend my hard earned $$ wisely. Oh wait >> owning a Vanagon is kind of an oxymoron after making that "wisely spending" >> comment now isn't it. >> Paul in Tracy >> >> Sent from my iPad
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