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Old 08-26-2006, 07:37 AM   #1
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Re: crank threads..

I learned the hard way buy using the bolt to press in the balancer and it broke off inside the crank. I'll use the tool next time. Now I don't say this is a good idea, but I left the balancer on without removing that broken bolt. The balancer aligns up and have been using the truck over a year now (off and on) without any movement. The early small blocks were pressed on. Although they didn't have the power outputs the newer ones have. I think maybe that's why the bolt is used. You're lucky that you were able to get the bolt out. I'd try re-threading and get a grade 8 bolt as mentioned before.
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