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The L200 Forums 4,000th Member
2004 Warrior Black (54 plate, K74, 4d56 engine). 68,000 on the clock.
Posts: | 34 |
Date registered | 02.05.2016 |
Done. Snipping pliers and a strong grip got it out.
The woodruf key's harder than I thought - no worries of damaging that.
The L200 Forums 4,000th Member
2004 Warrior Black (54 plate, K74, 4d56 engine). 68,000 on the clock.
Posts: | 34 |
Date registered | 02.05.2016 |
ha ha glad its sorted now mate
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'PYROCHEF'
Posts: | 34.248 |
Date registered | 02.15.2012 |
Looks like a previous owner didn't want to buy a new crank pulley...
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The L200 Forums 4,000th Member
2004 Warrior Black (54 plate, K74, 4d56 engine). 68,000 on the clock.
Posts: | 34 |
Date registered | 02.05.2016 |
ha ha one of the other guys on here tiged his up,
was urs wobbling then David?
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'PYROCHEF'
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Date registered | 02.15.2012 |
It was wobbling like hell.
I don't see anything wrong with welding a new one when it's still alligned straight but this one was a squint repair job.
The L200 Forums 4,000th Member
2004 Warrior Black (54 plate, K74, 4d56 engine). 68,000 on the clock.
Posts: | 34 |
Date registered | 02.05.2016 |
lol yeh I agree if you are going weld it at least weld it true
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