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People usually use an impact wrench to remove this.
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People usually use an impact wrench to remove this.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm trying to remove the pulley from the generator/alternator and the manaul states that it can be done with a "standard commericially available tool" which I've never seen. It states that its a offset double ring wrench a/f 24 and screw driver insert for a internal serration screw a/f 10. Does any one know where I can find/purchase these? I'm looking for a local store so I can pick them up over the weekend...help... Thanks, Shawn

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People usually use an impact wrench to remove this. You can muscle it off with a regular open end wrench or a socket wrench,but you need to stop the pully from moving !! If you stick a screwdriver inside the fans you can stop the pulley from spinning and loosen the nut holding it on.

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