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[Randall]

Some guy over at Modularfords has an Eaton snout for sale.

http://www.modularfords.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12354

 

[Justicem]

thank you to everyone for your help and support. I ended up taking it to a place about 45 miles from by place, springfieldmotors and they were able to drill and tap it out and get it all hooked up for me. I was afraid to try it after the damage i already did.

 

[Mugger]

Paul's high performance, here is a link to the part.

http://secure-order-area.net/paulsh...page=510065&type=&frame=&cart_id=7169565_4352

 

[akaeric]

IJust like they said above just get a tap and die set and rethread it sears has a a good small set or NAPA.Its not hard at all to do. Just take your time.

 

[FordFreak]

How do you cross thread a bolt? Dont you know to stop when it starts to bind??!?!

:nonono:

 

[03 svtvenom]

I will be installing a pulley tomorrow with Billet Flow pulley puller and I am getting nervous! It doesnt look that hard though!!:shrug:

 

[jrh99]

Originally posted by FordFreak4.6
How do you cross thread a bolt? Dont you know to stop when it starts to bind??!?!

:nonono:

Easy, you have to crank so damn hard to push the pulley on and you simply think it just needs more muscle.

On thing I would do is screw the pulley puller screw in all the way, then mark it somehow. Maybe with white out or something.

 

[03 svtvenom]

Originally posted by jrh99
Easy, you have to crank so damn hard to push the pulley on and you simply think it just needs more muscle.

On thing I would do is screw the pulley puller screw in all the way, then mark it somehow. Maybe with white out or something.

Thats a good idea!!:thumbsup:

 

[Justicem]

Its not that hard, I just screwed up! Just take your time and try not to think about how great its gonna ride when you'll be done. just lets you make mistakes.

 

[EatonEggbeater]

Typically, you'd thread in a stud almost to the bottom, and use a nut and washer. Glad to hear you got it fixed!

 

[Pyro]

Glad everything worked out for you!