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Remove crank bolt, engine is on stand

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What is a good way to remove the crank bolt from the engine when it's already on a stand and without a flex-plate? I don't want to damage the crank and I'm worried that sticking a pipe in between the stand studs and the flex-plate bolts would damage the crank. Using a breaker bar on a single flex-plate bolt sounds risky too. Should I get an old flexplate?

Steve
 

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use an impact gun on it - your taking it off so you won't hurt anything.
 
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