Crankshaft pully

[reevco62]

After removing pully from my 2.2 TDCi and fitting a new one after the rubber started to let go I now have the problem of locking the engine to get the bolts to f**k off torque they need.
have considered thread lock and rattle gun. then spotted theres a tool for the job made by sealy and laser but selling at around £100 after a bit of searching I found one made by Neilsen tools for under £20 plus while it lasts discount code for 10% off WELCOME10
There is a £4.99 postage charge
Total cost £22.91 inc VAT

https://www.neilsentools.com/products/c ... 513c&_ss=r



Just awaiting mine to arrive then will let you know how it performed.

[knobby1]

After removing pully from my 2.2 TDCi and fitting a new one after the rubber started to let go I now have the problem of locking the engine to get the bolts to f**k off torque they need.
have considered thread lock and rattle gun. then spotted theres a tool for the job made by sealy and laser but selling at around £100 after a bit of searching I found one made by Neilsen tools for under £20 plus while it lasts discount code for 10% off WELCOME10
There is a £4.99 postage charge
Total cost £22.91 inc VAT

https://www.neilsentools.com/products/c ... 513c&_ss=r



Just awaiting mine to arrive then will let you know how it performed.

Just remove the starter and immobilise the flywheel using a bar or large screwdriver.

Lord Knobrot (Smithy)

[reevco62]

Tool arrived and worked well shot off a couple of times with doing it on my own as could have done with some help but it was still worth the £23