Does anyone in the Greensboro area have a Toyota 4.7L crank pulley tool they would let me borrow? Im trying to get everything to the correct torque!
Toyota 4.7L Crank Pulley Tool
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Hello, and congrats on your first ONSC post.
If you have access to a welder making one takes just a few minutes. If you do some research and can find out if the damper on a 3.4 liter 5VZ-FE is the same you are welcome to use the one I made. I live in Stokesdale.
-EDIT- Also, if you don't have access to a welder but can mock one up I'm happy to burn it in for you.
Rice
If you have access to a welder making one takes just a few minutes. If you do some research and can find out if the damper on a 3.4 liter 5VZ-FE is the same you are welcome to use the one I made. I live in Stokesdale.
-EDIT- Also, if you don't have access to a welder but can mock one up I'm happy to burn it in for you.
Rice
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Thank you! Long time lurker! (before I created my profile)
I have seen several DIY tools (was going to use aluminum bar and some bolts) but didnt have a bit large enough for the socket hole,and wasn't going to get the CNC going for it. Now i'm in a pickle.
Ill send you a PM!
I have seen several DIY tools (was going to use aluminum bar and some bolts) but didnt have a bit large enough for the socket hole,and wasn't going to get the CNC going for it. Now i'm in a pickle.
Ill send you a PM!
I made one with a ~3-4ft piece of steel from Lowes. Drilled a hole with a hole saw and 2 bolt holes with a drill bit. Worked great! I’m in Durham otherwise I'd lend it to you. It'll be cheaper to make one of these than the gas to get it to you
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I ended up making one... my reservation was having to buy the hole saw. Luckily everything worked out and I have a new carbide hole saw set!
If there's a desire, I can model this and cut a few out for people. Would probably be pretty cheap depending on the material thickness desired. Just need someone to send dimensions.
A popular tool, for sure, since it was used on so many motors.
Good choice
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I can confirm dimensions in acouple weeks (leaving on a trip). The bolts are M8x1.25 (I used 3/8" for clearance) , I believe spaced at 65mm. The crank bolt takes a 22mm socket, I think I used a 1 3/8" hole saw. The material I used was 3" wide 3/16" steel flat bar.
Nice work @rickycurrier !! I made something very similar for my 2nd gen 4runner (3VZ-E). I just did the timing belt on my LX470 and have a 1st gen Sequoia that will need it in a year or two so I bought a tool this time. I can HIGHLY recommend this...
