g36 monkey
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I want to say mine was like a 3/4, its a big mother thats all I know haha. Just know if you are replacing it, the washer is like $30, I didn't even look into how much the bolt cost
Help with hermonic balancer!
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framda
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FWIW, Bolt size means the diameter of the threaded part of the bolt, (usually followed by the thread count). The hex part of a bolt for the same sized bolt can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.
g36 monkey
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Framda nailed it. You can have an m10 x 1.25 bolt with a 18mm head on it, because its something they want you to use a big wrench on to take off. More torque, sometimes they do the opposite, for something that doesnt need so much torque a smaller wrench is encouraged, so you don't break the bolts.
That's why we use certain sizes in the boats at work at least.
That's why we use certain sizes in the boats at work at least.
johns94gt
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Well the socket is a 15/16, now the ? is how do i stop everything from turning being i dont have any air tools?
castine917
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Shove a screw driver between bolts.
castine917
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But, the car should be in gear and engine shouldn't rotate anyway.
g36 monkey
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Crack the bolt loose with the belt still on, then take the belt off, then take the bolt out, then use a puller to take her off.
castine917
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thumbs up to g36 monkey method.
johns94gt
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OK everyone removal and install was sucessfull and it cured my terrible vibration YYYAAAAAY!!! I also noticed then i gained some power, is it just in my from only feeling vibration for awhile or did i gain power back? I also used the bump method where you bump the starter with the torque wrench winched against a block of wood to break free the bolt!! thanks everyone for assistance and this is why i love the forum so many nice people to help 
framda
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Also clearance issues might dictate a smaller hex head, or capscrew. Header bolts are the first thing that I can think of.
g36 monkey
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good point, I only said a few things though
John, you probably did gain some power back because the motor is operating how it should now.
John, you probably did gain some power back because the motor is operating how it should now.
mustangspartan
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Be careful on the lock for the flywheel. Use a tiny amount then stick it to her then pull them back so it spreads even then do your install torque. Had this problem last summer with the lock giving me a few lbs difference. Cause a nice vibration from 3500 up.
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