Crankpuller for Hollowtech
10-06-05, 10:49 PM
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I'm getting ready to install a e13 SRS and I'm curious which park tool puller to buy. I have the CCP-2, pretty sure this won't work. Let me know.
*edit* The CCP-4 seems to be it, this correct?
*edit* The CCP-4 seems to be it, this correct?
10-07-05, 01:50 AM
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Originally Posted by FreeridinLoon
*edit* The CCP-4 seems to be it, this correct?
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10-07-05, 12:20 PM
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I used some flat washers (not sure what size #10 or 1/4" I think) that just fit inside the crank without covering the crank threads, then used an old park crank puller for square taper.
It bent the washers but it did work!
I would only do this if you can't wait for the right tool, just be careful!
I bought a pedros crank puller that has changeable tips for square or splined - works great!
It bent the washers but it did work!
I would only do this if you can't wait for the right tool, just be careful!
I bought a pedros crank puller that has changeable tips for square or splined - works great!
