by gkpost Mon Apr 08, 2013 5:55 amChevy six, 250 made around 67. How do you put on a new balancer? There is no nut, bolt, or theads in the crank. Is this a press on? if so can this be done at home ? Do I need a special tool?
Thanks for any help. GK.
Thanks for any help. GK.
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Harmonic balancer ? Please help !
gkpost- Number of posts : 224
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Twinpilot001- Number of posts : 6186
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Ihave one of Those=still!old style= before cranks were drilled. You must actually "Hammer" it on! NOW CAREFUL!!= I use a Compothane Hammer= That will kot transfer any Vibration -lessesns it!!= Thats the rubber /type hammer with ked shot inside- can get @ Harbor freight cheap!! Now!!= Always take like a 2 x 4 or larger -4 x 4piece of wood block - stsrt the balancer on the crank tith grease on the crank & inside the balancer!!= slowly "Hammer " the block on the balancer to get installed. When fully =pushed onto the crank - it will sound different & likely you can tell as when its fully on by where it fits before? 
gkpost- Number of posts : 224
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Good, and thanks. I have a couple snap on dead blow hammers that will do the job. I just like to ask before I "ass u me". Thanks again ~ GK.
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