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Old 07-21-18 | 10:50 AM
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Aubergine
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Originally Posted by speedevil
They're off. Both of them. It was a combination of PB Blaster, heat, and some hammering of the puller with an old hammer handle that did it. Wow! Those cranks were not coming off without some serious torque. Don't know what torque was used to tighten the crank bolts, but I'm guessing it was a lot higher than the spec calls for. Probably some "mechanic" tightening them by "feel" instead of using a torque wrench.
Not necessarily. Sometimes things just get corroded together, especially if they have not been disturbed for a long long time.
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