whats the best tool to take off conrod wrist pins
hi people whats the best tool to get rid of conrod wristpin,ive herd pliers are good but i think the ones ive seen are too big whats the tool thats used for this job.
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plastic tip tweezers or sometimes a floss pick will work.
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Small needle nose pliers. I'll see if I can find a link to mine.
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A small zip tie will work and not mar (damage) the rod coming out
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This is what I use but I did NOT pay this much for them. Man the prices have jumped. I think I paid $18 off the truck for them.
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog Check around the local hardware store. You should be able to find something similar for a lot less money. |
Wait, are you talking about the clip or getting the pin itself out.
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Is he talking about the clips electronic needle nose pliers will work
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Originally Posted by captian
(Post 8071886)
Is he talking about the clips electronic needle nose pliers will work
Tip # Do it in a plastic bag so if it does decide to flick you will catch it |
To get the wrist pin out I put my allen drive into the hollow end and tap it out
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OK, all the above works, but some are weird to me!
Yes, use very thin needle-nose pliers, and you would be better off doing it in a plastic bag so it doesn't fly off on you. You could use a needle or something thin, but you can't grab the clip for obvious reasons. To get the piston pin out, just poke something in there that is small enough to only touch the pin, and push it out slowly. Once the pin is sticking out far enough, either use a pair of pliers to grab it out, but cover the pin with a tough cloth or a bit of rubber so you don't damage the pin. Very inexpensive and you definitely don't need anything special, just tools from the shed. Just don't do anything dumb to become the biggest tool there :D |
if you use anything metal try not to scratch the piston!
dont worry about losing the clip,you dont want to re-use it. |
You also want to change the wrist pin, the reason it is so hard to get out is because it has warped under the stress.
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Originally Posted by helivaguy
(Post 8072599)
if you use anything metal try not to scratch the piston!
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Originally Posted by Roelof
(Post 8073995)
At that point it does not harm the performance....
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to remove : use a pointing tweezwer to flick out the C clip.
to install : use broken toothpick, use toothpick"s flat spot to push in the C clip back into the hole. |
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