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The useless indy that attempted my chain repair also used this technique to lock the crank when removing the crank pulley bolt. What an a**hole. When I did the job myself I found a large chunk out of the housing and damage to the 'fylwheel'. That hole and the matching one on the flywheel is only for timing.
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Not to be a Debbie downer, but I didn't think you could do it all, correctly, for $350..
I posted about my guide/vanos rebuild process here, with helpfull links: http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...ides-4-4i.html You don't need to buy the tool kit, just rent it from Bimmer Tool Rental. It also comes with the press required for the Vanos rebuild. Although I still had to buy the crankshaft holding tool from Ebay.
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