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dissemble generator stand from oilbreather
Hello NG!
I have to remove the oil breather from the generator stand to tighen the bolt/nut on the generatorclamp. I remember that there is a original VW tool. Does anybody has a link to a drawing or so? PS: Progress on my project: http://medlem.jubii.dk/dergolf/1303feb2005.jpg Bye from Denmark Michael |
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MIC wrote:
> Hello NG! > I have to remove the oil breather from the generator stand to tighen the > bolt/nut on the generatorclamp. > I remember that there is a original VW tool. Does anybody has a link to a > drawing or so? > > PS: Progress on my project: http://medlem.jubii.dk/dergolf/1303feb2005.jpg > Bye from Denmark > Michael > > Look in the Mechanical section of my web site for some ideas on this. Speedy Jim http://www.nls.net/mp/volks/ |
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....I'd forget about the original tool. Get the "deluxe" tool listed at this link...it is essential for this job and works very very well. http://www.aircooled.net/new-bin/vie... 200592366463 ,...Gareth |
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MIC wrote: > Hello NG! > I have to remove the oil breather from the generator stand to tighen the > bolt/nut on the generatorclamp. > I remember that there is a original VW tool. Does anybody has a link to a > drawing or so? > > PS: Progress on my project: http://medlem.jubii.dk/dergolf/1303feb2005.jpg > Bye from Denmark > Michael you can get one from: aircooled.net/ cbperformance.com geneberg.com cip1.com or from Real Source |
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I use a large 4 corner EZ out. I never had much success with the "correct"
tool. lol You tap it in with a hammer, and use a wrench to install or remove that nut. BTW are you sure you need to remove oil breather to access gen clamp nut? later, dave (One out of many daves) USA > wrote in message ups.com... > > MIC wrote: >> Hello NG! >> I have to remove the oil breather from the generator stand to tighen > the >> bolt/nut on the generatorclamp. >> I remember that there is a original VW tool. Does anybody has a link > to a >> drawing or so? >> >> PS: Progress on my project: > http://medlem.jubii.dk/dergolf/1303feb2005.jpg >> Bye from Denmark >> Michael |
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I have a carpenter's pry bar, the nail puller end is just the right
size to fit the slot in the nut. Not an expensive tool but it works every time. Tim Klopfenstein "dave AKA vwdoc1" > wrote in message >... > I use a large 4 corner EZ out. I never had much success with the "correct" > tool. lol > You tap it in with a hammer, and use a wrench to install or remove that nut. > > BTW are you sure you need to remove oil breather to access gen clamp nut? > > later, > dave > (One out of many daves) > USA > > > wrote in message > ups.com... > > > > MIC wrote: > >> Hello NG! > >> I have to remove the oil breather from the generator stand to tighen > > the > >> bolt/nut on the generatorclamp. > >> I remember that there is a original VW tool. Does anybody has a link > > to a > >> drawing or so? > >> > >> PS: Progress on my project: > > http://medlem.jubii.dk/dergolf/1303feb2005.jpg > >> Bye from Denmark > >> Michael |
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1" internal pipe wrench.
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bill may wrote:
> 1" internal pipe wrench. > Think I understand the concept, but what does it look like?? J. |
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external splines with a 1" hex to put 1" wrench on that has a splined
offset "wheel" that engages hole when turned in either clockwise or non clockwise direction. in other words it fits inside the hole in pipe/nut and the offset pice grabs/expands to turn it out or in. |
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bill may wrote:
> external splines with a 1" hex to put 1" wrench on that has a splined > offset "wheel" that engages hole when turned in either clockwise or non > clockwise direction. in other words it fits inside the hole in pipe/nut > and the offset pice grabs/expands to turn it out or in. > Thank you! Never seen one of those before, guess when I think of it, I might never have needed one either. Sounds like a nifty tool though.. Thanks. Jørn. |
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