I'm almost embarassed to even ask this
Well to get on with it, I have a set of BBK polished aluminum underdrive pulleys I bought from Chris (BlackVert) and today I made my 2nd attempt at installing them. My first attempt didn't work out because my friend was having trouble with his air tools.
Well I took the pulleys and a new serpentine belt to work today, where we have quite a few air tools to use, and since I'm pretty good friends with my boss, he let me pull my car into the shop and work on it after work. For all you who are wonderin, I work as a machine operator in this plant, where we make various things out of plastic.
Well we disconnected the battery, removed the radiator cover and moved the overflow tank out of the way, we took his impact wrench and unfortunately...it wouldn't fit
We ended up trying to use a ratchet plus a breaker bar, tried "tapping" the breaker bar to break the nut loose, but nothing worked. The alternator kept spinning slightly and nothing we tried would stop it from doing that....so what's the trick to getting it off? We got the bolts out of the crank and water pump pulleys just fine
Well to get on with it, I have a set of BBK polished aluminum underdrive pulleys I bought from Chris (BlackVert) and today I made my 2nd attempt at installing them. My first attempt didn't work out because my friend was having trouble with his air tools.
Well I took the pulleys and a new serpentine belt to work today, where we have quite a few air tools to use, and since I'm pretty good friends with my boss, he let me pull my car into the shop and work on it after work. For all you who are wonderin, I work as a machine operator in this plant, where we make various things out of plastic.
Well we disconnected the battery, removed the radiator cover and moved the overflow tank out of the way, we took his impact wrench and unfortunately...it wouldn't fit
We ended up trying to use a ratchet plus a breaker bar, tried "tapping" the breaker bar to break the nut loose, but nothing worked. The alternator kept spinning slightly and nothing we tried would stop it from doing that....so what's the trick to getting it off? We got the bolts out of the crank and water pump pulleys just fine


