🔧 Honda Acura Harmonic Damper Crank Pulley Removal Tool - MOSTPLUS Crankshaft Crank Holder Wrench, 50mm Compatible Review

Fits in pulley but has too much play and slips out too easily, awkward to use when working alone and without someone to help hold it in place.

A little loose, BUT fits all. No matter which manufacturer you buy these from, they will all have a little play. It worked as advertised. Excellent price. This is a must if you work with Honda a lot.

My percussion gun isn't powerful enough so I found this tool and some pry bars. They help loosen the super tight crankshaft pulley bolt on my Accord (2001 2.3L F23A4 engine).

The seat in the harmonic balancer was very weak and in fact I broke the harmonic balancer together with the extension and the crowbar. The crankshaft bolt did not move. Will try a larger crankshaft bolt head next time. please pray for me

retired mechanic. The first non-motorcycle Honda I worked on. It took Honda years to find a good Goldwing bike. How fast will they upgrade their van? The 180 ft-lbs of torque on the crankshaft bolt and vibration damper fall apart, so this tool is essential. I will never work with another Honda van again. I don't know why people drive them. The tool is good, just not needed.

The MOSTPLUS crankshaft pulley holder did its job, so there are no major problems. However, the tool will not win in beauty pageants. The finish is bare steel, not painted, anodized, or otherwise coated. The square "hole" wasn't made exactly and my 1/2" breaker had to be hammered in. The fit in the pulley was a bit loose, but that didn't pose a problem once the breaker was aligned. Leave the tool complete installed while the crankshaft pulley bolt is loose.

I mean it's good. But later I found a cool percussion head, which is very heavy for a percussion weapon, because I'm a technician, yes, and it works a lot easier than this tool. If you're out of control, then you need this tool to remove that impossibly stuck 19mm Honda crank bolt. So you can replace this toothed belt yourself and save a lot of money. So you had to do all the work twice because you didn't align the labels correctly. It was worth the experience you got. ! Yes.

This is the perfect product for removing the crankshaft bolt. Before we found it online my husband thought he was at a dead end and practically gave up pulling this bolt out because every tool he bought locally would just bend, twist and break under the weight of the bolt. Then we found it and it worked. The tool was a little loose and needed to "fill" the space a little to make it tight enough to secure. He bought a new and longer handle to operate the pulley holder and with a twist this screw