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    Hey guys.. Attempting to pull my double roller off my blown motor.. The motor is toast and wanted to know hows the best way to get it off? The cam bolt is already out...and it wont budge tips? Pics would help too..
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    Motor is probably bound up...try turning it left hand and then a pry bar
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    Yeah its toast it feels locked.... Pry bar behind the chain? Will it affect the wear on the chain? I want to use this chain again and im tryna pull the cam out of this motor too
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    use a 2 or 3 bolt puller but just put a nut on the ends of the bolts that are just big enough to fit through the holes in the gear you do not want to pry against the chain unless you want to buy a new one
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    Quote Originally Posted by Turbocharged400sbc View Post
    use a 2 or 3 bolt puller but just put a nut on the ends of the bolts that are just big enough to fit through the holes in the gear you do not want to pry against the chain unless you want to buy a new one
    Thank you sir sounds good
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    Typically the cam gear will pop right off.. then you can pull the crank gear off with a puller.
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    on a RM its such a tight fit unless you spend 15-30 minutes with crocus cloth before you installed it and the crank sprocket... cleaning up the broached keyway deformation.

    often youll have to pull off the cam gear about 3/16 to 1/4" then the crank gear the same amount or a hair more before you can finish pulling off the cam gear without stressing the chain excessivly.

    if the rear block cover is off you can typically press the cam out of the cam gear in one shot since it'll receed into the block as the gear comes off.
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    Yeah its really on there
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    Just yank it off with your hand and stop being such a girl. That skin will grow back and ... well then you'll use at least a two jaw puller
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