If you find yourself stepping up to the challenge of replacing the timing belt on a Honda...in my case 2001 odysee...you will need a tool like this. Probably the single most difficult part of this task is breaking that crank
 shaft pulley bolt. Talk to anyone that has done this and you will hear plenty of horror stories...get the right tool for the job. Anyway, the tool worked well and I navigated this removal and installation without too much issue.
 Not sure which helped most prior to using the holder, heating the bolt or hitting it a few walks with the 1/2" impact. My air wrench puts out 1500 ft/lb of torque which was nice. Once I got everything situated and a good breaker
 bar on this holder was able to use a good size cheater bar and break the crank shaft pulley bolt. The holder did its job and I was able to use it on the installation and subsequent torque when putting the crank pulley back on.
 Well worth the money even for a one time use. It took my son and I both to do the job. One held the tool in place and the other jumped on the breaker bar.
If you find yourself stepping up to the challenge of replacing the timing belt on a Honda... in my case 2001 odysee... you will need a tool like this. Probably the single most difficult part of this task is breaking that crank
 shaft pulley bolt. Talk to anyone that has done this and you will hear plenty of horror stories... get the right tool for the job. Anyway, the tool worked well and I navigated this removal and installation without too much issue. Not sure which helped most prior to using the holder, heating the bolt or hitting it a few walks with the 1/2" impact. My air wrench puts out 1500 ft/lb of torque which was nice. Once I got everything situated and a good breaker
 bar on this holder was able to use a good size cheater bar and break the crank shaft pulley bolt. The holder did its job and I was able to use it on the installation and subsequent torque when putting the crank pulley back on. Well worth the money even for a one time use. It took my son and I both to do the job. One held the tool in place and the other jumped on the breaker bar.