I removed the pulley to replace the oil seal ,and cant get the pulley back on the shaft,does the keyway move as it looks like its pushed back when i push the pulley on it doesnt locate on the keyway thing.
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Crank shaft pulley
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Re: Crank shaft pulley
The key is floating and it’s easy to push it back if you don’t get the a lot lined up
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Re: Crank shaft pulley
Great thanks can i just get pliers on it and pull it back into position
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Re: Crank shaft pulley
Crank pulley key should be a tight fit. If its floading about then the engine may well have been run with a loose pulley in the past and its hammered the keyway out, more of a problem with the heavy triple pulley that has to be torqued up to c.350Nm
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