Keith:
Thanks. I failed to mention that the only parts left on the chassis is the
engine, transmission and left front suspension. So, I ended up using
a socket set extension bar and jammed it against the chassis and one
of the pulley/extension bolts. Then, I followed your advice and it finally
gave.
The problem I faced was the closed end of the wrench was jammed solid into
the drive dog and wouldn't budge. So, being the genius that I am (yea,
right, they
say), I turned the crank in the opposite direction using a large screw
driver with
the bolts and backed out the threads on the bolt. Hey, it worked.
Scott Suhring
Elizabethtown, PA
'70 TR6
'59 TR3
Keith Ehrlich wrote:
> Hi Scott-
>
> I just did that last week. Car in 4th gear, rear wheels on the ground,
> big 1 1/8" open end wrench and beat the wrench counter clockwise and
> she gave it up. Won't know for few weeks what that it did to the drive
> train....
>
> Pully is held in place with a key that aligns it properly.
>
> Good luck.
>
> Keith
> 74 TR6
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