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Old 10-24-2004, 01:03 PM
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Well one of the tabs that you put the arms of the puller on broke off, the pulley is still on the car. I need suggestions, I know it will screw the pulley up but my best option right now seems to be getting a big puller and pulling from the outside of the pulley. The pulley is still pretty far on there so I dont think I could pry it off. Any suggestions are appreciated. Also I heard that there is a special tool for the pulley on ls1's could I use that or does that hook to the tabs as well?
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Impact wrench time Thats your best bet.
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The bolt isnt the problem its the actual pulley. The bolt is already broke loose
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oh. well since you're not going to be reusing the pulley now you might as well just go with the bigger puller idea, you could always use the outer lip but it may break it off there as well. are you installing an ASP pulley?
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I used a big puller that would hold onto the outside of the pully and it came right off.
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I am replacing an oil pump, term how big was the puller? Dont the go by inches?
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damn, well if you screw up the pulley bad enough i have an asp pulley sittin around that i'll hook you up with for pretty cheap. PM me if you need it.
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Originally Posted by 8-Pack
I am replacing an oil pump, term how big was the puller? Dont the go by inches?
It was a big 3 prong one, its big enough to go over drum brakes, rotors, etc so pretty big, I have smaller ones too.
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Damn I wish you were in southern Cali, but I guess I can try to rent one from somewhere. Any other ideas, what about this special tool I keep hearing about? Has anyone ever used one before? Will it work in my situation, with a tab being broke off? The car is on al ift costing me 4 dollars an hour, so I am up for anything right now

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You should be able to flip the arms around on the puller, so the teeth are facing out instead of in, and hook it on the inner edge of the pulley. That's the strongest part of the pulley.
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Cool I need to get off work and try that thanks




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