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    The document provides instructions for using the Motion Pro Crankshaft Puller tool. The tool is designed to safely pull a crankshaft into an engine case without needing a press. It can be used with crankshafts that have M10 x 1.25 or M12 x 1.25 male threads, or other threaded crankshafts using an included adapter. The instructions describe setting up the puller directly on a male-threaded crankshaft or using an adapter, lubricating the parts, and tightening everything to draw the crankshaft fully into the engine case.

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    The document provides instructions for using the Motion Pro Crankshaft Puller tool. The tool is designed to safely pull a crankshaft into an engine case without needing a press. It can be used with crankshafts that have M10 x 1.25 or M12 x 1.25 male threads, or other threaded crankshafts using an included adapter. The instructions describe setting up the puller directly on a male-threaded crankshaft or using an adapter, lubricating the parts, and tightening everything to draw the crankshaft fully into the engine case.

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    Instructions: Motion Pro Crankshaft Puller Tool P/N 08-0631

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    The document provides instructions for using the Motion Pro Crankshaft Puller tool. The tool is designed to safely pull a crankshaft into an engine case without needing a press. It can be used with crankshafts that have M10 x 1.25 or M12 x 1.25 male threads, or other threaded crankshafts using an included adapter. The instructions describe setting up the puller directly on a male-threaded crankshaft or using an adapter, lubricating the parts, and tightening everything to draw the crankshaft fully into the engine case.

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    White/Black MOTION PRO, INC. LOGO White

    Motion Pro, Inc.

    INSTRUCTIONS
    3171 Swetzer Rd.
    Loomis, CA 95650
    Tel: 650.594.9600 Fax: 650.594.9610
    www.motionpro.com

    MOTION PRO CRANKSHAFT PULLER TOOL P/N 08-0631


    WARNING! Refer to your factory service manual for instructions on the procedure for which you are using this tool. Failure to follow
    service manual instructions and/or improper use of this tool could result in great bodily injury or death. Always wear safety glasses
    when using this tool.

    Introduction
    The Motion Pro Crankshaft Puller is a tool that will allow you to safely and accurately pull a crankshaft into an engine
    case without the use of a shop press. The tool is designed to work with crankshafts with male threads size M10 x1.25
    and M12 x 1.25, and other type threaded crankshafts by using the adapter with the OEM crankshaft bolt or nut.

    Puller set up with male M10


    x 1.25 or M12 x 1.25 threaded
    crankshaft:
    Place the engine case over the end of
    the crankshaft and install one of the
    adapter plates on the case if needed.
    Thread one end of the reversible stud
    onto the male threaded end of the
    crankshaft. Align the flats of the puller
    cup with the flats on the reversible
    stud and place the cup over the stud.

    Puller set up with adapter:


    With a female threaded crankshaft
    and OEM bolt, or a male threaded
    crankshaft with a thread size different
    from either M10 or M12, use the
    adapter to connect the reversible stud
    to the crankshaft as shown.

    Complete assembly and pull the


    crank into the case:
    Lubricate the stud threads with good
    quality medium weight grease. Place
    the brass thrust washer and nut
    onto the reversible stud and tighten
    with hand tools. Hold the puller cup
    with one hand to keep the assembly
    steady. Turn the nut to draw the crank
    bearing into the case until it is fully
    seated. Repeat the process with the
    other side and the other case half,
    taking care to make sure all dowel
    pins and gaskets or seals are in place
    and that the two halves have proper
    alignment as you draw them together.

    I08-0631 12/2018

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