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2nd Generation Dodge 24 Valve Powertrain
This is a discussion forum of the 1998.5 to 2002 2nd Generation Dodge Ram Trucks with 5.9L Cummins 24 Valve Turbo Diesel power train and drive line system. This includes all sub-system including wiring, fuel, oil, exhaust, air, transmission, computers and sensors.
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By JAG1 · Posted
I think you loosen it clockwise Boss. It's an inch and 7/16ths will work. So if the engine spins clockwise standing at the front it's always tightening when engine running. So to loosen you spin the nut clockwise also to get it off. You need another tool to hold the pulley from spinning too, right? -
By dripley · Posted
That would tell me reverse since the pulley spins clockwise. Now all I need is a wrench. Seems I left the one I have at work. -
By JAG1 · Posted
The direction the engine turns is threaded to always tighten up so it's going to go loose if you could turn the engine the wrong way. IF this helps at all it's a mystery More I think about it.... you loosen it the same direction the engine runs. -
By dripley · Posted
Which way is the nut threaded, righty tighty lefty loosey or the reverse? About to take mine off and dont want to drive myself crazy, I know its on there good. I have plenty access.
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