Crankshaft pully puller thread
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Crankshaft pully puller thread
My vehicle is a '93 SC-400.
Pulling the main crankshaft pulley as one of the many steps for timing belt replacement. I don't have the Toyota/Lexus SST, but I do have a generic puller that will certainly work if I have the correct bolts that thread into the crankshaft pulley. I hat to admit it, but I can't figure out what thread/pitch is in the original pulley. Since it is pretty rusty (even after soaking with PB Blaster) I don't want to cross thread anything. It "appears" like it should be an 8mm thread, but neither a 1.00 or a 1.25 pitch bolt goes in without quickly feeling like it is cross threaded. Can anybody tell me what thread is used in the actual SST?
Pulling the main crankshaft pulley as one of the many steps for timing belt replacement. I don't have the Toyota/Lexus SST, but I do have a generic puller that will certainly work if I have the correct bolts that thread into the crankshaft pulley. I hat to admit it, but I can't figure out what thread/pitch is in the original pulley. Since it is pretty rusty (even after soaking with PB Blaster) I don't want to cross thread anything. It "appears" like it should be an 8mm thread, but neither a 1.00 or a 1.25 pitch bolt goes in without quickly feeling like it is cross threaded. Can anybody tell me what thread is used in the actual SST?
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I found my own answer but thought I'd leave it on forum in case it eventually helps somebody else.
The two threaded "puller" holes in the crankshaft pulley are M8 x 1.25 thread.
When I eventually got my pulley removed from the crank, I ran a metric tap thru holes to chase-out the rust in threads just in case I ever have to remove it again (which I hope is never).
Hope this helps somebody else . . . . sometime.
The two threaded "puller" holes in the crankshaft pulley are M8 x 1.25 thread.
When I eventually got my pulley removed from the crank, I ran a metric tap thru holes to chase-out the rust in threads just in case I ever have to remove it again (which I hope is never).
Hope this helps somebody else . . . . sometime.
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