I need to borrow or buy a 54mm or 2 1/8" socket to remove the flywheel nut.

Anyone in the North Jersey area have one to sell or loan?

 

There is a sears 3 miles from you in Paramus. You should be able to find one there.

 

if you can lug you motor down to oakland nj (right down 208 from you, maybe 10-15 minutes) i can hit it with an air gun and my socket and have it off for you in a second.



kevin.

 

If you're one of those cheap *******, go buy the 2-1/8" socket from Sears...

Use it, and then return it - tell them it's the wrong size.

Side note, the Craftsman 2-1/8" socket is designed to use a 3/4" drive, so if you don't have 3/4" drive tools, you need an adapter.





-Ted

 

You could always try asking your local Mazda dealer if you could borrow their flywheel nut breaker bar for a half hour or so. I dunno, it worked for me once.

 

[quote name='RONIN FC' date='Apr 27 2005, 12:37 AM']There is a sears 3 miles from you in Paramus. You should be able to find one there.


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Just tried that-biggest they got is 1 1/2".

 

[quote name='LowFreq' date='Apr 27 2005, 07:52 PM']Just tried that-biggest they got is 1 1/2".


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got to a different sears? There are 4 sears I can think of that is within 20 min drive from me. If they don't ahve it, have them call the other stores to find out if anyone has it.

 

[quote name='LowFreq' date='Apr 27 2005, 07:52 PM']Just tried that-biggest they got is 1 1/2".


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Tell them to get off their lazy asses and order you one! And get the breaker bar you need for it too.

 

[quote name='RONIN FC' date='Apr 28 2005, 03:44 PM']Tell them to get off their lazy asses and order you one! And get the breaker bar you need for it too.


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That's ok-Teknics gave me the hookup and hit it with the impact wrench.

But it took a little longer than he said--took about a second and a half ;-).

 

Yea sorry for it taking so long to get that thing off, i almost blinked it took so long .



now you get to enjoy banging off the flywheel



kevin.