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Wesley Boyer

Re: Best damper puller?

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I would think that the Damper would just slide back on, just as easy as it came off. After it slides on as far as it will go then you could use the bolt to snug the Damper down and then torque the bolt down. Just make sure the key way is aligned with the key. That's what I would try and do.
Wes

Posted on: 2015/5/15 17:34