UR Crank pulley installation question with pics
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UR Crank pulley installation question with pics
OK I got my UR pulley on but I'm trying to find out if it's going on far enough. Compared to the OEM it's not going on flush with the motor. In the pictures you can see about 1/4 of an inch of the sleeve exposed.
I'm wondering if anyone has any pics of their installed from the top down and whether or not their pulley went on completely flush like the oem?
I'm wondering if anyone has any pics of their installed from the top down and whether or not their pulley went on completely flush like the oem?
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Was the install pretty easy? I just bought one and I'm still debating if I should just pay someone.
Was the install pretty easy? I just bought one and I'm still debating if I should just pay someone.
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Here is a thread that sort of explained it but I'm still confused. https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....t+crank+pulley
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"Crankshaft Pulley Bolt Torque Specifications
• First Step: 29 – 36 ft-lbs. / 348 – 432 in-lbs. / 39 – 49 NM.
• Second Step: The head of the pulley bolt has 6 lines, each representing 60-66 degrees of rotation. Choose one of the lines after completing step 1 then
make a mark on the pulley at that line then turn the the bolt until the line before the original line reaches the mark on the pulley."
So this means there is a mark on the pulley??
edit: duh i have to mark the pulley..
• First Step: 29 – 36 ft-lbs. / 348 – 432 in-lbs. / 39 – 49 NM.
• Second Step: The head of the pulley bolt has 6 lines, each representing 60-66 degrees of rotation. Choose one of the lines after completing step 1 then
make a mark on the pulley at that line then turn the the bolt until the line before the original line reaches the mark on the pulley."
So this means there is a mark on the pulley??
edit: duh i have to mark the pulley..
Last edited by koolzero; 02-11-2005 at 07:48 PM.
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Originally posted by koolzero
"Crankshaft Pulley Bolt Torque Specifications
• First Step: 29 – 36 ft-lbs. / 348 – 432 in-lbs. / 39 – 49 NM.
• Second Step: The head of the pulley bolt has 6 lines, each representing 60-66 degrees of rotation. Choose one of the lines after completing step 1 then
make a mark on the pulley at that line then turn the the bolt until the line before the original line reaches the mark on the pulley."
So this means there is a mark on the pulley??
edit: duh i have to mark the pulley..
"Crankshaft Pulley Bolt Torque Specifications
• First Step: 29 – 36 ft-lbs. / 348 – 432 in-lbs. / 39 – 49 NM.
• Second Step: The head of the pulley bolt has 6 lines, each representing 60-66 degrees of rotation. Choose one of the lines after completing step 1 then
make a mark on the pulley at that line then turn the the bolt until the line before the original line reaches the mark on the pulley."
So this means there is a mark on the pulley??
edit: duh i have to mark the pulley..
My take, torque the b*tch to about 50 ft/lbs and call it a day!
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