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The Dan Grand Master

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yeah, then you will need a balancer puller to get it off.

There are three 6mm holes in the front of the balancer that can have long bolts screwed into for the puller (some pullers don't come with the 6mm bolts though so you may need to go to a bolt shop)

Have you got the crank bolt out yet?

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does anyone know how to remove the harmonic balancer from an rb26? is it just a matter of removing the nut that in the middle of it?

Undo the big bolt in the centre ( 32 mm head ) several turns but dont take out .

Then use you puller on the 2x6mm threaded holes , you will need 2x6mm treaded bolts, once the pulley comes loose remove the big bolt and the pulley will come off .

If you dont have a puller buy one from supercheap or any auto parts shop , there are cheap Chinese ones ( about $20 ) .

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