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    Hey guys, does anyone have any tips on how to remove the harmonic balancer on a 1jz.
    I have removed the nut alright but i cant find a place to lever out the actual pulley.
    What has everyone else done to remove their balancer?

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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    You'll need a puller, there should be a M8 hole in each side for the puller to attach to.
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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    Answered and answered

    Also in another thread this had been covered in the last few months as well...there might have even been pics?...

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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz and tightening the bolt afterwards

    bought a pulley and it worked a treat
    i found draven's thread on this...but it didn'treally say how to tighten it other than to put it in second (mine is an automatic) or take it to a machine shop.
    is there a way i can tighten the crank bolt

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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    Place it in "Park" and tighten accordingly.
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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    yep, I put mine in second (put yours in park), attach breaker bar + extension, and pull really really hard. then when it's as tight as you can get it, grab a baby sledge and hit it really hard with that.

    Worked a treat
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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    Quote Originally Posted by YelloRolla
    Place it in "Park" and tighten accordingly.
    Always wondered about this.
    Just how strong is 'Park' ?
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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    strong enough that a person could not brake it as but not using the hand brake while parked on a steap hill can, all park is, is a small peice of meatal that prevents drive gear to be operated. not very big or stong bout five mill in diameter.

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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    I don't know, I've always driven real cars (read: manual)

    If what sagluren says is correct, you may wat to skip the "breaker bay + baby sledge". second gear took it without complaining tho (and I imagine a rattle gun set to ~400nm would do the same)
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    and of course campbell newman's completely fucking everything he touches so badly that he should be called dick fingers.

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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    or preferably a torque wrench set to the correct torque..... (140nm iirc for a 4ag)

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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    Hang on a sec... how exactly is putting an auto in park going to make ANY difference???

    Tighten it with a rattlegun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TooF
    or preferably a torque wrench set to the correct torque..... (140nm iirc for a 4ag)
    Try 324 N.m / 3,300 kgf.cm / 239 ft.lbf on a 1JZ/2JZ...
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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    are you sure about this 'park' thing, i had the car in park the whole time i was doing the service and the last thing i did was try to tighten the nut but the engine kept turning over.
    i then got my SO to try other various gears and brake applications but nothing seemed to stop the engine turning.
    it is as tight as i can get it based on the accessories belt tension for the moment but i know that isn't enough. and those tourque values frighten me to even see if my torque wrench goes that far.
    that just leaves the rattle gun...hmmm might need to borrow that from someone.

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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    yeah, most torque wrenches don't do JZ crank pulley values... hence the rattle gun/sledge hammer option.

    nfi on the auto thing - gladly ignorant
    http://www.toymods.org.au/forums/showthread.php?t=7465
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    and of course campbell newman's completely fucking everything he touches so badly that he should be called dick fingers.

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    Default Re: removing the harmonic balancer on 1jz

    Quote Originally Posted by manny
    Try 324 N.m / 3,300 kgf.cm / 239 ft.lbf on a 1JZ/2JZ...
    my point still stands about using a torque wrench.... just means you need a big f-off torque wrench

    and yeah if thats the factory spec thats bloody tight.

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