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x times you all

let us know what you do!

Comanche fan Joined: Sun Dec 06, 2009 4:08 pm Posts: 146 Location: Grand Rapids, MI You can stick a screwdriver in one of the spokes on the hamonic balancer and wedge it under the bottom of the timing chain cover. If you remove the rubber or whatever that skirt under the front of the engine is made of you can access it from underneath a lot easier. If you plan on changing the front seal while you have the balancer off. Lisle tool makes the best seal puller on the market. The handle can be set at about a 45 degree angle making removing the radiator unnecessary. I know, you can use a screwdriver to remove it, but check out the lisle puller. thanks for the tip.

x14 i ended up buying a snap on. the others would not tighten it up enough. with the snap on, it tightened up less than a turn and the leak was gone. learn from my day long lesson.

:drool: for the fronts!!! x2 on the install. the time you spend is in direct correlation to what it looks like. i know the hard way, more than once.

i'm old in body and young in mind. i find it easier to read when the sentence is structured correctly. however, calling someone and old f==== when you don't know them is fighting words where i come from. if you want answers to your questions, be polite, because the bottom line is, we don't have to answer unless we want to. the comanche club is a friendly place, lets keep it that way.

x2. in the end all we had is memories, sooo, make all good ones!

haha you all will get hwere.

bummer

too plain for me.

wow, what a difference. :yes: i am really, really glad i did the same to my garage. :hijack: not

x2 on everything :clapping:

WOW!! Thats an obscure reference! Pulled that one out of the woodwork didnt ya. Good movie though! yah, it is always in my head. that movie was sick, but a great laugh. it had a great bunch of one liners, like,( i'm sure it was just a glitch)

i'll buy that for a dollar!

there are plenty of americans that respect your service period!!!!!!!!!!

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welcome to the club!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i use and have always liked the bfg's plus they support off road racing big time.

youor forgiven

your wife says its a mistress because your always working on it, but at least she knows you're as close as the garage door. and she doesn't get any diseases from you.

ooh yah baby. great sound!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here's another good one: http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/088020.html Actually, IMO this one rates A+. I copied it for future reference, even though my tilt columns work fine. That is if I can keep my daughter from using the wheel as a grab handle (Bad habit needs to be broken) to get into the cab. good grief: that is one detailed site. i had to lay down after reading part of it.

sweet :bowdown:

yah yah thats it.