Engine Drivetrain 1st Gen Cooper S Most liked posts in thread: ATI crank pulley

  1. Dave.0

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    #2 Dave.0, Dec 17, 2016
    Ok, I will ask, you are removing it why?
     
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    #3 MCS02, Dec 17, 2016
    New seal
     
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    #4 DneprDave, Dec 17, 2016
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    #5 Crashton, Dec 18, 2016
    For seals you sneak up on them & then club them into submission. :ihih:

    Lee I'd call Helix or Detroit Tuned & ask them, maybe even a call to ATI. For what that ATI costs you don't want to de$troy it.
     
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    #6 bigjas, Dec 18, 2016
    From page 4 of my installation instructions:
    1. Remove at least (3) three bolt from the damper on an equal pattern for use with damper installer/removal tool.
    2. Refer to damper install/removal tool instructions to remove damper.
     
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    #7 MCS02, Dec 18, 2016
    Ok thanks.
     
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    #8 M1N1, Dec 18, 2016
    Qoute from ATI site; "For best results, use a damper installation tool when you install or remove your damper".

    For what it's worth, I also found this on the ATI site. Installation kit is part number 918999.

    But I'm guessing that you've already been thru this.