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Old 03-03-2019, 09:28 PM
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M104 crank lock tool

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Anyone have a part number for the Mercedes crank tool or have used a universal flywheel lock tool to remove the crank pulley bolt? Any ideas appreciated. But I’m not going to use the starter method with the engine torn apart. I need to change the timing chain and guides

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Old 03-03-2019, 09:47 PM
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95 e320

Anyone have a part number for the Mercedes crank tool or have used a universal flywheel lock tool to remove the crank pulley bolt? Any ideas appreciated. But I’m not going to use the starter method with the engine torn apart. I need to change the timing chain and guides
This should help:

https://m.harborfreight.com/12-in-ultra-compact-xtreme-torque-stubby-air-impact-wrench-63534.html?utm_referrer=direct%2Fnot%20provided


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Old 03-03-2019, 10:23 PM
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This should work - https://www.amazon.com/Mercedes-Benz-Flywheel-Locking-Tool/dp/B00RJNGVU4/ref=pd_aw_sbs_236_3/137-9024819-6883838?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00RJNGVU4&pd_rd_r=6363677a-3e2d-11e9-9500-39d562a2f7fe&pd_rd_w=3mc2L&pd_rd_wg=STvZh&pf_rd_p=aae79475-6dc9-4a12-80e8-27b63108fa72&pf_rd_r=59JNGPSSPB8T050AFR84&psc=1&refRID=59JNGPSSPB8T050AFR84

It requires the ring gear in place as does going through the starter hole.

How do you set proper torque with an impact wrench?

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Old 03-03-2019, 10:32 PM
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He asked how to remove it. I told him.

You can hold the flywheel with a piece of wood to get her to torque up. Add some blue loctite and you will Never, Ever have a problem. I've lost count of the harmonic bolts I've done over the last 15 plus years. No locking tool, No problem


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I don’t have the head on.. would the impact wrench produce enough torque to zip off the bolt without the head?
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As Jono said, with an impact wrench, minimal retention of the pulley/damper will allow the torque wrench to remove the bolt.

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I always jammed something thru flywheel plate to hold crank still,or used vise grips
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Mercedes part number tool 601 589 02 40 00
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I just bought that impact from harbor freight( stubby earthquake) just yesterday , not happy that after I opened the box its been found to have been used ill keep it anyways a couple scratches , somebody probably didn't want to buy it , used it once , well see , my buddy at work has let me use his for the last year , it works awesome , he worked at acura and says it takes crank bolts right off, ived used it on suspension bolts
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Tried this didn’t work. Not enough juice. I got the flywheel lock tool I’ll give it a try with the long ass breaker bar
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Tried this didn’t work. Not enough juice. I got the flywheel lock tool I’ll give it a try with the long ass breaker bar
How high does your compressor go?


Not to say I officially encourage this, but you can hold the pressure switch closed and typically run them up a Lot higher. Amazing what another 40-50 psi will do for you. Make sure you have a fresh few drops of oil in the gun as well ..helps!

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How high does your compressor go?


Not to say I officially encourage this, but you can hold the pressure switch closed and typically run them up a Lot higher. Amazing what another 40-50 psi will do for you. Make sure you have a fresh few drops of oil in the gun as well ..helps!

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10 gal Harbor freight compressor.. sopposely 5.8 cfm at 90psi. Tops out at 125psi. I did bump it up to 100psi just to see if I could tap it harder but the nut wasn’t flinching
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10 gal Harbor freight compressor.. sopposely 5.8 cfm at 90psi. Tops out at 125psi. I did bump it up to 100psi just to see if I could tap it harder but the nut wasn’t flinching
Oh...well, idk if that would ever really have enough ass ...

I'll run the compressor up to 185-200 psi when I have a stubborn nut/bolt what have you. We run at 150-160 normally. I'd wager that double your air pressure would likely do the trick.



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Oh...well, idk if that would ever really have enough ass ...

I'll run the compressor up to 185-200 psi when I have a stubborn nut/bolt what have you. We run at 150-160 normally. I'd wager that double your air pressure would likely do the trick.



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I found the harbor freight 1000 lb/ft electric impact will remove the most stubborn of fasteners if you have the space to use it.

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