Spray some penetrating oil between the timing belt gear and the crankcase, and in the pulley hub. Tap on the pulley with a hammer to help the penetrant get in between the crankshaft and the timing gear. Use plenty of penetrant.
Use a three arm gear puller. You can get a set from Harbor Freight that has three different sizes. Use the largest puller in the set and set the arms to the shortest length. Set the arms to grip on the largest pulley. The puller shaft has to go pretty deep to get to the crank. Don't worry about the centering knob on the end of the threaded shaft, it just fits. Make sure the threaded shaft is centered and the tapered knob is in the crankshaft. It takes a lot of fiddling, but it works!
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The intake & exhaust manifold must be removed, then the head is remove. Head inspected for cracks and warpage, all gaskets replaced and all parts reinstalled.
Position the number one piston at Top Dead Center. Be sure the camshaft mark (A) lines up with the mark on the front housing and the crankshaft sprocket notch lines up with the pointer on the oil pump housing. Do this before removing belt. If reusing belt paint an arrow on it to indicate the direction of rotation.
Usually the crankshaft is made of harder metal than the bolt, so you should be able to just replace the bolt. But who knows for certain until you try.
It's the one closest to the crankshaft pulley, or the front of the engine, the front of the truck. Assuming it's an inline engine, not a v.
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well it helps to put it on either jacks or ramps first of all. then there are two mounting brackets that run from the rear bumper to the frame. there are going to be two bolts on each bracket, once those are removed then it just falls off
This is an overhead cam engine which means you must remove the imiong belt in order to remove the cylinder head. That of course means you must be able to get back on correctly. This is not a job for a novice. The basics: Remove the air cleaner, valve cover, timing belt cover, timing belt, Rocker shafts, Cam, Ehast manifold, intake, cylinder head.
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