what puller do i need for stock pulley
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what puller do i need for stock pulley
just like the title says what puller do i need? the one we tried using won't work and i say different people here use the one from autozone. i need to know which one to get so i can get this damned pulley off tomorrow and get the new cam in tomorow night.
thank in advance,
Jason
thank in advance,
Jason
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I borrowed a nice, strong 3 jaw puller from autozone. For putting it back on (I did this whole thing in a 35* garage) I heated the inner dia of the pulley with a small torch first so it would slide on far enough to get the crank bolt most of the way in.
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Originally Posted by blkZ28spt
I borrowed a nice, strong 3 jaw puller from autozone. For putting it back on (I did this whole thing in a 35* garage) I heated the inner dia of the pulley with a small torch first so it would slide on far enough to get the crank bolt most of the way in.
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Just go to autozone and rent a 3-jaw pulley puller from them. Each arm should be about 6" long. Careful with those arms if you're working on your back under the car, they can easily knock out a tooth. Don't ask me how I know...
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Originally Posted by Krab
Just go to autozone and rent a 3-jaw pulley puller from them. Each arm should be about 6" long. Careful with those arms if you're working on your back under the car, they can easily knock out a tooth. Don't ask me how I know...
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This is the puller specfic to our engines. Never used it so I cant comment on how well it works, just throwin it out there. http://www.otctools.com/newcatalog/detail.php3?id=350