2,8 tdi crankshaft
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What engine ?
Where are you ?
Where are you ?
Help with removing crankshaft pulley bolt ---It tight tight tight
Safe method is to buy a locking tool.than bolts to the crank damper and then locks against the chassis. There are lots of Different flavours around but they are not cheap.
Dangerous method is to put a three foot breaker bar on the nut and wedge it against the chassis rail and then flick the starter. Can be made safer by disconnecting the fuel solenoid wire so there is no chance of the engine starting.
I am in Cape Town ..2,8 tdi .powerstroke by international ...just broken my 650mm power bar ..is this bolt a lefty tighty perhaps
Hi ,this is a 2,8 tdi powerstroke engine by international ..is the pulley bolt lefty tighty perhaps
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TTop
It is custom on this english website to introduce oneself first - just saying
It is custom on this english website to introduce oneself first - just saying
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You could try going to a garage that has a rattle gun to loosen it.
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Not normally.
Use heat and a rattle gun (I have a Makita Impact Wrench DTW1002 - other makes are available)
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2.8 engine based on the 300 engine so crank bolt direction should be the same.
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Just put it here now, basic details. A hello and roughly the area you live, what landy you have, what sort of use you have for it. First name if you like. And a Hi from me at the edge of the world [ Next to that lighthouse in my avatar actually]
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Help with removing crankshaft pulley bolt ---It tight tight tight
Morning Fellow landy lovers , landy mechanics .
I am Mark from cape town .
Ive had a 6 cyl series 3 petrol ,ex army vehicle in the 80/90 s which I refurbished entirely ,after which i got hold of a 300 tdi hardtop with a 2,8 tdi HS powerstroke engine with few kms .This vehicle has served me well ,is used daily for work and has done several trips into Namibia without any issues (except one where the air filter was extremely dirty and the engine suffocated )I love working on and doing all the services and necessary repairs as and when required
