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: 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: Does the Job
Summary: 4 Stars
A bit tricky to get the thing to stay in the pulley hole - this is probably as much due to the shape of the pulley hole as the tool itself.
Once it "binds up" it's sort of ok. A helper would make the job a lot easier, as you sort of have to make sure the things stays lined up and in place while you apply torque to your breaker bar when removing the bolt.
One thing I will say is that there is no way you are getting a honda pulley bolt off without this tool, however frustrating it is to use. I am not weak, and had to use a metal tube extension on the end of a 3 foot breaker bar, and pull with all my strength to break it free - I actually thought the breaker bar itself was going to snap. I estimate well over 1000ft-lbs was needed. Don't even bother trying with a 1/2" air tool.
For what it is, it works OK, and is a necessity. Even though I'll probably only use it once, it paid for itself.
Customer Review: Does the job
Summary: 5 Stars
I can't imagine removing a crank pulley bolt without this tool, unless you have a really large impact driver (3/4"). I just put it in the crank pulley, shimmed it to keep it from wiggling, and let the handle torque against the car body while I worked on the bolt with a large breaker bar. The bolt took about 400 ft-lbs to release, but the tool held its ground. If you are doing this for the first time, you'll also need a 2' extender on a 19 mm socket, and the largest 1/2" socket breaker bar + cheater bar you can get your hands on. You also will probably need a partner to stabilize the extender while you apply torque, but you can't get one of those on Amazon.com.Customer Review: Does what it says it does.
Summary: 5 Stars
Product does what it is listed to do. It doesn't list that it fits the 2001 Honda Civics but it fits, in-case anyone was wondering. Fits like a glove, only thing is you need a lot of strength or two people.Customer Review: Don't Hesitate - GET THE TOOL
Summary: 5 Stars
I decided to buy the pulley tool, since I'm replacing my timing belt and water pump. I've heard stories of guys using 600 ft lb air impact wrenches or guys who spend half a day trying to loosen the pulley bolt using all sorts of crazy methods. Using the tool and two two-foot breaker bars, I had the pulley bolt off in under 10 seconds. Make your life easy: Get the Honda pulley tool if you're working on Hondas.