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Old 12-17-2014, 09:52 PM
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try hitting it in the other direction.
I did one last week and after going one direction, I tried hitting it the opposite way and it started to move. Soaking it with your favorite spray also helps.
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If it was locked correctly, you need to turn it clockwise (when facing it). Yes, the set screw holds it in place.

Hit it!! BFH!
OK I'll try that tomorrow then. I only thought CCW because that is what the guy in the video I linked said he did. Maybe his was on wrong? So facing the engine whack the sucker CW. Roger
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OK I'll try that tomorrow then. I only thought CCW because that is what the guy in the video I linked said he did. Maybe his was on wrong? So facing the engine whack the sucker CW. Roger
If it won't move, try both ways. I've had ones that were locked the wrong direction before.
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I ended up using an air hammer against the shaft which vibrated the S/G pulley right off. Worked really great!
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