Chrisingermany

I have been doing lots of searches on here last couple of days on a pully puller. I have heard some bad stories about the three arm puller either slipping off or breaking. So i found this one http://www.denlorstools.com/home/dt1...er_puller.html and I am currious if it is the better one to get or if it will even work.

outkast6991

iTrader: (34)

pretty sure that will work. i used the regular 3 jaw and had no issues. just take your time and make sure to put a socket or something on the front of the crank so you don't damage the threads

RedRocketZ28

iTrader: (19)

I rented one from Autozone over here. Worked just fine both times I have taken mine off and it was just a regular 3 jaw puller.

wytry

iTrader: (6)

Same ^ Rented a 3 jaw from Advance Auto, never slipped or anything. Got that bitch right off.

SSmoken

iTrader: (26)

i rented mine from oriellys.

Josh18Fan

iTrader: (2)

I use a cheap-o hydraulic 3 jaw from harbor freight, has worked great several times. +1 on using a socket on the crank, I use it for a spacer as well as to not damage the crank.

firstinlastout86

iTrader: (4)

Ya, I use a 3 arm puller from Harbor Freight, you dont have to worry about stripping anything if put it in threw the inside and be sure to get it on straight. if you use a socket to put between the puller and the crank make sure its not a cheap-o socket.. I broke a socket right in half this past week.

69_YENKO

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I have a cheap 3 jaw craftsman puller I bought at Sears, it has worked flawless half a dozen times for me. before buying this one, I had rented a 3 jaw puller from autozone on 2-3 occasions without issue.

00ssmg

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that is the correct puller for a ls1 i have the bluepoint version. but the three jaw puller works just the same. if you are going to use it more than once i would recommend buying it. otherwise just rent a three jaw and be done

maxspeed96ct

iTrader: (3)

I bought a cheap harbor fright one and it worked fine.

It was alittle tricky at first to hook all 3 points but realy not to bad.

jcobra99

iTrader: (51)

Same here the biggest one they have. Works Great. Not to mention its FREE if you bring it back

Chrisingermany

Yeah the only problem is that I am over in Germany right now so renting one is out of the question. With that being said would you buy the one I linked to above or one of the ones you are talking about.

red 454

this one is the proper one for ls ballancers
http://www.toolxpress.com.au/gen-111...er-puller.html

badazz81z28

iTrader: (6)

Were there threads on the end of your crank? My threads dont begin until like 3" inward.

I didnt need a socket and used the small harbor freight 3 jaw

wildcamaro

iTrader: (15)

3 arm on inside of pulley on back side and it's easy breezy..if you try to pull using outside 3 tabs of pulley it's bad news, really bad news

pdsq98gt

That puller would work great for you. I use one similar to it and you would never go back to the other cheap ones after you use that one. Mainly because you would own that one, but you know what I mean. It's nice. You don't have to worry about the threads on the crank with that tool.

ABQ99TA

iTrader: (17)

That is the puller I rented form autozone and it worked like a champ.