right or left hand tread?
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Search for one epic tale after another of people trying to break that thing loose. You need lots of leverage -- cut a pipe as long as you can fit under the hood and slide it over the biggest breaker bar you have.
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Righty tighty, left loosey when you are facing the bolt head. I hope you are using a flywheel lock. I find an 18 inch breaker bar usually works but have had a couple where I needed a longer extension on it. If you remove the radiator and condenser you may be able to get a hefty impact wrench on it...
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i've gotten it loose by putting car in gear and rear wheels on the ground with ebrake on, using both sections of the handle for my floor jack on a breaker bar. it takes ALOT of force hehe
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I don't think I'd try that if the stock rubber clutch disc is in there.
Impact is the ticket.
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i already ordered the lock been waiting for a week so far to get it, then i use the impact gun on her if that dont work ! still thinking about blasting
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So is using the rear wheels / clutch. If you have a rubber clutch, you'll mess it up, and if you have a spring clutch, you'll just exhaust yourself. Use an impact gun (if it even fits) or just buy the $25 flywheel lock. If you're really hurting for cash, you can still use a screwdriver as a flywheel lock if you jam it in the right way.