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					| texas55 |  | 
				
		
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                Hello Folks, Need help to figure out how to pull my Harmonic Balancer off.  Need to get to my internal parts on my cover, think I have a problem inside which prevents my fuel pump from operating properly.  Tried numerous pullers from the local auto parts store.  Want to prevent damaging the pulley.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I'll attach a picture hopefully you guys can help me out. Lee   | 
				
		
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					| charliemccraney |  | 
				
		
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                T-Bird?          
			     Lawrenceville, GA
 
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					| texas55 |  | 
				
		
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                Yes Sir,Bought this t bird many years ago, been slowly bringing it to life.  Not original damper I believe.
 
 Lee
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					| oldcarmark |  | 
				
		
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					| Ted |  | 
				
		
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                Your pictured damper looks like a Thunderbird unit. Here’s the link to a past thread regarding damper pullers for the Thunderbird dampers. http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/FindPost50258.aspx          
			    				
			      Lorena, Texas  (South of Waco)
 
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					| oldcarmark |  | 
				
		
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                The One You  were given from the Ford Dealer looks like the One in the Picture from Shop Manual so I would think it is the One originally designed by Ford for this Application.          
			    				
			        
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					| texas55 |  | 
				
		
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                Thank you all.  Really appreciate the help.  
 Lee
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					| Florida_Phil |  | 
				
		
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                I recently bought a TBird balancer puller tool from Casco.  Worked like a charm. While you are at it, buy the installation tool as well.  http://www.classictbird.com/  
 
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					| MoonShadow |  | 
				
		
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                I have the Casco puller and installer tools I bought and cant use. I'll take $70 plus shipping for them.           
			    Y's guys rule! Looking for McCullouch VS57 brackets and parts. Also looking for 28 Chrysler series 72 parts. And early Hemi parts.
 
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					| DryLakesRacer |  | 
				
		
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                I used one from Harbor Freight. After removing the center bolt it almost fell off and it was original to the engine. Remember to lube the screw on your puller. good luck          
			    
 56 Vic, B'Ville 200 MPH Club Member, So Cal.
 
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